The article gives a history of the company. The Wiggin family, Salvation Army, the First World War, and Wiggin Chains Limited in Cannock are mentioned. The photograph shows a Super Avon coffee set.

Charitable donation from Wheway Becker to Walsall Manor Hospital after the firm prepared to shut down. Mike Ball and the FKI group are mentioned. Nurse Helen Hartram is shown along with some of the workers and one of the special syringe pumps which their

Sculptor Robert Jakes from south west Wales carved his work using a chainsaw from giant pieces of timber. The photograph shows John O’Gorman inside a giant wooden shirt, with Gordon White looking on.

Lucy Woodall.

The photograph shows Joseph Bloomer, working for his cousin, Harry Bloomer.

Rachel Hickman demonstrating the old way of making chain.

The firm was probably the only firm in the country to still make chains by the side welding method. The photograph shows (left to right) W. Ward, A. Ward and R. Edwards welding the wrought iron link together with a double hafted hammer.

Chain cable for an Esso tanker being built at St Nazaire, France. Esso International Group, Japan, German, France, the Euro Group in Birmingham and the Queen Elizabeth II are mentioned.

Testing an anchor for Sea Quest, British Petroleum’s drilling rig, which was to replace the Sea Gem in North Sea exploration. Newcastle-on-Tyne is mentioned.

The completion of a chain for the Q4. The photograph shows Victor Hill who worked on chains for the Queen Elizabeth in 1938.