After five years of fundraising activities, including fetes, sponsored swims, and barn dances, enough money had been raised by the Parent-Teachers’ Association to pay for a new minibus. The photograph shows Kath Phillips (left) presenting the bus to Counc

Pupils from St Jude’s School, Whitmore Reans, were the first to ride on a new minibus, designed to give children a chance to go to the school in the country. The Wolverhampton Press Ball is mentioned. The photograph shows Barry Siviter helping Mona Ali of

Parents, pupils and staff raised money for a new minibus. The photograph shows Keith Evans at the wheel, alongside Richard Wood and Andrew Williams.

A fundraising campaign involving the school’s parent-teacher association and others raised money for a new school minibus. The photograph shows John Wallet of Wednesbury Motors handing the keys to Alan Perrings.

Pupils had their first ride in a new minibus which they helped to buy. Rodney Cox and Catherine Jackson are mentioned.

The pupils raised money for a new minibus for sporting fixtures and Geography field trips. The photograph shows Kirn Sharma of Stroud Avenue “toasting” the minibus with a bottle of alcohol.

The Birmingham committee of the Variety Club of Great Britain, along with the Friends of Nordley School, raised money for a coach to take pupils to camps, canoeing sessions, football matches and other outdoor activities. The photograph shows David Collyer

Teachers, parents and pupils raised more money than expected for charity, which went towards a “jumbulance” – a coach converted for taking severely physically disabled people on holidays and trips to Lourdes. Arthur Jones is mentioned. The photograph show

Having raised money for a minibus, the charity needing to raise more in order to adapt it for wheelchairs. Wednesbury Rotary Club, The Patients Aid Trust Wolverhampton, and Kay Hudson are mentioned. The photograph shows John Isles (right) holding up the k

This was the first garage built by the company for more than 20 years.