Sue Williams (stage name Susanna Pope) had bought the house from the Royal Wolverhampton School and planned to create a tourist attraction and conference centre. Penn Road, Lea Road, Yootha Joyce, Brian Murphy, Eric Sykes, and Jimmy Edwards are mentioned.

Sue Williams (stage name Susanna Pope) had bought the house from the Royal Wolverhampton School and planned to create a tourist attraction and conference centre. Penn Road, Lea Road, Yootha Joyce, Brian Murphy, Eric Sykes, and Jimmy Edwards are mentioned.

The building was set to be restored as offices for West Midlands probation service, after Prince Charles criticised the state of the building. Bankfield House (Waterloo Road), St John’s House (St John’s Square), the Home Office, Matchshire, Nigel Wolstenh

Special service celebrating the 140th anniversary of the church. Reverend Alister Palmer is mentioned. Photograph shows Kimberley Bayley, Naomi Palmer and Angie Kijak in Victorian dress.

Unveiling of plaque commemorating the wartime relationship between Wolverhampton and Dutch forces stationed in Wrottesley Park 1941 – 1947. The photograph shows the Mayor of Wolverhampton Richard Whitehouse with Mayoress Mary Moody and John Makkink.

The Duke arrived by helicopter at Birmingham Airport and travelled by Magelv to the exhibition, in his role as vice-chair of the British Overseas Trade Board, including looking at a new Jaguar XJ6 from Coventry. The photograph shows him sat in a BMW 750i

Regulars at the Prince of Wales pub in Queen Street, Bilston, looking on as Paul Hart from Bickley Road in The Lunt and Tom Bowdley of Boswell Road had their heads shaved to raise money for the school, which had recently been burgled. Mel Shaw of Gozzard

Performance of the musical “A Grain of Mustard Seed” by Roger Jones to mark the 196th anniversary of Methodist Sunday Schools in Bilston, which told the story of how Robert Raikes set up the first ever Sunday School in Gloucester in 1779. The photograph s

A group of nine paramedics set a new world record of a round-the-clock kiss of life display at the Lifestyle ’86 show at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, to raise money for Birmingham Accident Hospital’s skin culture unit. The photograph show

Staff at Stars News dressed up as chickens to hand out Easter eggs, toys and balloons to children in the hospital. The photograph shows (left to right) Clifford Shakespeare, Verity Goodhead and Kyle Pain or Payne; with (standing, left to right) Helen Flav