The firm’s men’s team, who played in the Wolverhampton Sunday League, received a challenge from their female colleagues, with the women winning 4 – 3.5 (the women’s goals counted double and the men’s goals half). Gordon Swan is mentioned. Please note this

The area was the last one to be redeveloped under a massive modernisation scheme for the town centre, including a new look for Darlington Street Methodist Church, the Crypt youth club, and the removal of some shops. Queen Square, and the Wulfrun and Mande

Rachael used the money she had won in a television quiz game, where she teamed up with England footballer Mick Channon against Terry Wogan, Clodagh Rodgers, Pat Coombs and Julian ORchard, to buy an electric wheelchair for Aby Jinder Jit Kaur of Craythorne

A portrait borrowed from Wolverhampton Art Gallery was to be exhibited alongside a picture from the Queen’s private collection at Buxton Festival in Derbyshire in an exhibition entitled “Thirty Different Likenesses”. Lichfield, Bill Berisford, Sir Laurenc

The photograph shows (back, left to right) K. Farlow, B. Blower, A. Worton, D. Ball, L. Sephton, V. Lloyd, T. Burrows, I. Stenner, W. Bickley, K. Banks, T. Dineen, R. Lloyd, K. Lacey, K. Keeling; (front) R. Evans, R. Clift, G. Vorley, R. Rix, P. Donaghy,

The Villiers football team are mentioned and named as B. Foster, J. Robinson, K. Reece, A. Deans, G. Little, R. Randles, P. Evans, B. Jeyes, M. Turner, H. Ricoe and J. McGill. The photograph shows (back, left to right) R. Smith, R. Beesley, G. Pickup, M.

The Midland Region of the National Association of Master Bakers was deploring the lack of bakeries in the centre of Wolverhampton as they were forced to close due to town centre redevelopment. Mr D. B. Broadhead is quoted. “Bakers Review”, Reynolds Ltd.,

Scouts were sending radio messages all over the world as part of their annual West Midlands county conference, with a message sent by the United Kingdom’s Chief Scout Sir William Gladstone in Wolverhampton to an Australian Scout on an expedition in the An

45 trophies were presented to secondary school teams and individual prize winners for football, netball, cross-country, hockey, athletics, basketball, table tennis, tennis, rounders, sailing and swimming. The photograph shows Colin Nimmo of Wolverhampton

Scouts and scout leaders across the West Midlands, including Wolverhampton, Sandwell, Walsall and Dudley were awarded medals and certificates by the Chief Commissioner of England, Robin Stayt.The Medal of Merit, Bill Young of St Margarets troop at Great B