Concern over the state of a monument erected in 1901 to commemorate Wulfruna. Miss F. O. Grady and the Civic Society are mentioned.

Powered flying controls for Concorde being subjected to endurance testing. The VC-10 airliner and the British Aircraft Corporation at Bristol are mentioned.

Limited signage on the public toilets.

Market Hall Building with the Mander water fountain in the foreground and a Sikh man standing in front.

Because Wolverhampton Corporation was not opening the gates until five hours after the produce was delivered, the items were being stolen, trodden, fouled by dogs and gnawed by rodents. Francis Nicholls is mentioned and Fred Willards and Bob Campbell are

Because Wolverhampton Corporation was not opening the gates until five hours after the produce was delivered, the items were being stolen, trodden, fouled by dogs and gnawed by rodents. Francis Nicholls is mentioned and Fred Willards and Bob Campbell are

Four plaques from the memorial had been stolen. The Staffordshire Regiment and Whittington Barracks are mentioned, and the photograph shows Major Mac Maclean.

Reverend Phyllis Corbett conducted a mock baptism ceremony of baby dolls belonging to children from Leasowes Primary School in Weeping Cross. In the photograph (left to right) are Kayleigh Munroe, Dean Williams, Ben Madden and Samantha Douglas.

Restoration work was under way on the stonework and roof. The photograph shows Alan Ward building new guttering. The Reverend James Wood is quoted, and English Heritage, Australia and John Taylor are mentioned.

Esther Handy (left) sold her plants to aid the church and Dulcie Murrell helped, to pay for a second phase of repair work on the roof. Kath Hall is mentioned.