Marathon runner Bob Jessop of Well Lane, Leamore, raised money towards a school minibus in the Birmingham Marathon. The photograph shows Bob with Shaun Wright, Violet Williams (left) and Liz Yates of the Parents Friends Association.

The parents association raised money for a replacement minibus. The photograph shows Neil Stokes thanking Eric Baynham, with John Humfress at the wheel of the minibus.

Money had been invested in a building society account over the past five years to raise funds for a minibus. The photograph shows James Greenway behind the wheel, with pupils alongside.

Pupils were planning to lay a trail of 10p pieces around their school, in order to raise funds for a new minibus. Robert Wilson is mentioned. The photograph shows Wendy Sargent (left), Rita Martson and Cathy Hayward laying out the coins.

Rugeley Round Table raised money for a new minibus to replace one they had received four years earlier. Peter Wood is mentioned. The photograph shows David Mitchell handing the keys to Betty Williams.

A joint venture by Tettenhall Round Table and the Friends of the School raised money for a new minibus. The photograph shows Roger Timbrall (left) handing the keys to Derrick Fysh, watched by Margaret Parker and Peter Harris.

Voluntary organisations and individual donors raised money for a new minibus to replace an old one. Dennis Crowe is quoted. The photograph shows June Ward with the keys, alongside some of the trainees.

The parent teachers association raised money for a minibus for sporting fixtures and outside lessons. The photograph shows Robin Bond handing the keys to Valery Reid, with Kerry Smith in the centre.

The Ruth Dickson fund raised money to buy a minibus for disabled people in Stafford and Stone. Mayor Councillor Ruth Dickson is mentioned and Gerry Burton is quoted. The photograph shows Mayor Councillor Mavis Keleghan (centre) presenting the cheque to Ge

The parents association committee organised a series of events to raise money for a second minibus for the school. The photograph shows Harold Crutchley (left) handing the new bus over to Michael Morecroft.