Semi-finished hand bowl going through the inspection bay. Relates to a trip by pupils from Rugeley’s Sixth Form College as part of Industry Year ’86.

Pupils from Rugeley’s Sixth Form College had a trip round the factory as part of Industry Year ’86. The photograph shows (from left) John Templeton, Kevin Woolly, Sean Jelliman and Alan Derbyshire.

A group of teenagers took over part of the pedestrianised section of the town centre to encourage shoppers to lay two miles of 2 pence pieces, to raise money for a Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme hike in Datteln, Germany. The photograph shows Suzanne Alcot

More than 70 different beers were due to be on sale at the festival, which was opened by Marston’s head brewer, Paul Bayley, with names such as Son of a Bitch, Pigs Ear, Whistle Belly and Badger Best. The Burton and South Derbyshire branch of the Campaign

The Markets United team are named as M. Smith, T. Roddis, T. Turner, R. Thompson, P. Edwards, G. Guest, P. Gorman, T. Till, J. Wright, J. Slyde, G. Arnold. The photograph shows (back, left to right): I. Oakley, J. Martin, M. Morgan, W. Holland, M. Kershaw

The Markets Football Club team are named as I. Oakley, J. Martin, M. Morgan, W. Holland, M. Kershaw, A. Jenkins, B. Taplin, P. Darby, D. Preston, G. Smith, R. Brewer. The photograph shows (back, left to right) M. Smith, T. Roddis, T. Turner, R. Thompson,

Mary Dopp, originally from Amos Lane in Wednesfield, Wolverhampton presented Cannock with a new war history, “Patton’s Troubleshooters”, which included details of her American husband Merl’s unit which was shipped to France in August 1944 before D-Day as

Councillor Allen became an auctionner to sell off produce from the harvest festival held at St James’s Church in Norton Canes, to raise money for equipment at Cannock’s community hospital. The photograph shows Councillor Allen with a pumpkin along with (f

The photograph shows (back row, left to right) Roger Smith, Graham Matthews, Bert Llewellyn, Ken Hodgkisson, Frank Kletzenbauer (captain); (standing) Jimmy O’Neill, Graham Chadwick, David Tennant, Jimmy Leedham, Tom Carling, Stan Bennett, Alan Clarke; (se

The team beat Bhylls Acre 1-0 to become South Staffs primary school champions, which was the first football honour in the school’s history. The photograph shows (back, left to right): Stephen Cox, Andrew McHugh, Steven Meredith, Barry Hutton, John Truelov