The photograph shows butchers Marc James and Allan Bellamy preparing meat 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 last remaining such property was being used by Mr G. W. Garland (pictured) as a shoemakers’ shop.

Visit of Councillors to the new market. The photograph shows Arthur Green (right) with Councillors David Hickmott and Arthur Storer.

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

The 750th trailer was nearly complete. Clifford Nock is quoted, and the photograph shows Derek Hipkiss.

A trail set out in a booklet published by Brierley Hill Library had to be abandoned due to rain. High Street, Level Street, Delph Locks and Mill Street are mentioned. The photograph shows (from left) Archie Williams, Katherine Atkins, Stephen Masters, Pet

The Black Country Society was meeting to discuss restoration of the landmark as a conference and exhibition centre. Dudley Council is mentioned and Harold Parsons is quoted. The photograph shows Lawrence Hollis showing the views from the mill to Adrian La

The former post office and the adjoining Valhalla pub were being taken over by Wolverhampton Council to become a Polytechnic annexe. Councillor Alan Garner is quoted, and Pitt Street, Worcester Street, and Salop Street are mentioned.

The photograph shows NALGO (National and Local Government Officers’ Association) representative Danny Stokes holding up a list of calls that watch control were handling without pay during a strike.