A series of table sales was organised by Sunday School helpers to raise money for the chapel. Jenny Morris is quoted, and the photograph shows Daniel Perry with a large toy dog.

Donna was ready for a two-week expedition to the French Pyrenees, to achieve her silver Duke of Edinburgh Award.

Brian Freeth, the chairman of the Paget House, Wyrley House and Heronville House Tenants’ and Residents’ Association was calling for improved security, after a fire was deliberately started at the home of Kevin Love in Paget House. The photograph shows Br

A newly-installed lift in the tower block kept breaking down, leaving residents to struggle with the stairs. Sid Hall is quoted, and Sandwell Council is mentioned. The photograph shows Florence Cooper on the stairs.

A special health fair was organised by Sandwell Health Authority to bring together council, health and leisure staff. The photograph shows Bodyfit assessors Ruth Griffiths and Joy Lester around an exercise bike holding “Just Juice” and Bran Flakes.

Same article as for D-EXP/P/I28/28: African dissident Orton Chirwa was in a prison in Malawi in leg irons, which Amnesty International believed were manufactured by Hiatts. Geoffrey William Cross is quoted in the article. The photograph shows the factory.

The company secured a contract to supply tools for the manufacture of cycle gears in China. The photograph shows Russell Luckock, Yang Zhifeng, and Chen Yi-Xing, examining one of the presses at the factory. Raleigh Internaional, Verson HME of Darlaston, a

The first major exhibition for the nursing profession in the Midlands was taking plance, running alongside the Countdown to Change conference which was sponsored by the Royal College of Nursing and Nursing Standard. The Queen Alexandra Royal Army Nursing

Four Sandwell nurses gained merit awards from Clive Wilkinson for their outstanding work while training in a ceremony at West Bromwich Town Hall. The photograph shows (left to right) Lisa Mould of Walsall, Margaret Johnson of Bromsgrove, Glynis Rowbottom

Summer holiday activites at the club, funded by Sandwell Council and the Black Country Development Corporation, included baking, face painting, roller skating and swimming. The photograph shows Darren Henry after baking.