Vandalism on the wall.

Fittings are shown on the floor of a sabotaged and vandalised shelter.

Councillor Arthur Steventon called for a crackdown on vandalism after Council houses were attacked. Tarmac is mentioned.

The Civic Society criticised the lack of bars, cafes and an arts centre in the new development, and was concerned about vandalism.

The churchyard had been vandalised.

Deacon Walter Trepte of the German War Graves Commission, following vandalism that was discovered hours before the dedication ceremony of the new cemetery.

The church had been attacked by vandals for the sixth time in as many months. The photograph shows Bertha Winstone inspecting the damage.

The memorial was cleaned after being damaged by vandals, in time for Remembrance Sunday. The photograph shows Les Reeves (left) and Harold Windsor.

Vandals sprayed blue paint on the cenotaph less than a week before Remembrance Sunday. Councillor John Bird is quoted.

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