A centuries old fingerpost, believed to be one of the oldest in the country still standing, remained in place while major road works were carried on road it. Mr K. Simpson is quoted and the Rising Sun is mentioned.

The firm made presentations to employees who had worked for the company for over 20 years. Sheldons, Eileen Morris, Primley Avenue, John Sheldon, Alexander Road, Edward Cheetham, Ford Street, Gladys Austin, Whitehall Road and Brockhurst Street are mention

The firm made presentations to employees who had worked for the company for over 20 years. Sheldons, Eileen Morris, Primley Avenue, Alexander Road, Edward Cheetham, Ford Street, Gladys Austin, Whitehall Road, Russell Parker and Brockhurst Street are menti

The Mayor and Mayoress, Councillor and Mrs T. Croft, along with representatives of the nursing profession and local government gathered for the annual tribute to Sister Dora on the anniversary of her birth, laying flowers at the statue.

Twenty-four men were issued with new Mercian Brigade cap badges (as seen on the photograph) to replace the Staffordshire Knot badge of the 5th Battalion of the South Staffordshire Regiment (T.A.), as the emn were transferred to the newly-formed Mercian Vo

The club claimed to have the youngest groundsman of any Football League club, 25-year-old Graham Mapp from Castle Bromwich, who had previously worked as a groundsman at Salford Stadium in Birmingham. The photograph shows him at Fellows Park.

Walsall and Albion players reported back for training after the summer, and Albion had a new manager Alan Ashman. Jim Gaunt, David Pollard, Dennis Martin and Michael John are mentioned. The photograph shows Ray Shaw inspecting the pitch with a group of pl

The photograph shows Williams, Merrick, Mighalls, Burkitt, Fleet, Train, Harris, Cross, Evans, Jones, Wesson, Parkes, Ball, Biggs, Meath, Murray, Bennett, Baker, Morris, Atthey, Watson, Lewin (manager), Tindall, Harrison, Gregg and McEwan.

The Saddlers supporters were adjudged to have been the best behaved Third Division crowd during the first month of the season and were awarded £100, which was presented to Goscote Boys Club. The photograph shows (left to right) Reg Wilkes, H. Davies of Wa

The photograph shows (left to right) Ernest Wilson, Rown Lewin and Ron Harrison inspecting the Fellows Park pitch after Middlesbrough referee Peter Baldwin called off their came against Gillingham.