A new trade counter meant that the firm could open its doors for customers.

The closure of the works. Michael Lyon is shown in the photograph, and Alex Munro, Donald Brooks, Marion Sutton and Joe Woolley are quoted.

The site was being redeveloped to house industrial units, after its closure aggravated Dudley’s unemployment situation.

Councillor Ernest Bold urged Wolverhampton Town Council to take action to save the crumbling church.

The photograph shows John Tinkler (left) and Colin Jones using a 1MB Macintosh Plus computer.

The newly pedestrianised street. The photograph includes the premises of Dolcis, Richard Shops, Brook Street Bureau, John Collier and British Homes Stores.

Eight new bells were being fitted into a newly renovated belfry by members of the Bell Ringers Guild. The photograph shows the Reverend John Linford with the new bells.

The photograph includes the main entrance to the Polytechnic and the wholesale market in Wulfruna Street, as seen from Europa (the Goodyear blimp).

A new Swedish built hydraulic power shear was installed by R. D. Hester Machine Tools Sales, of Wordsley, Stourbride. The photograph shows (left to right) W. H. L. Brazier and Don Hester.

A group of ex-steelworkers from Round Oak formed their own company after graduating from a retraining course run by Lloyds British of Cradley Road, Netherton. Paradise, Dudley, and Dudley Council are mentioned. Jack Cooper is quoted, and the photograph in