The annual safe driving awards were attended by Councillor Hilda Hallworth and a representative of the Mid-Staffordshire Hospital Manangment Committee, Mr W. H. Taylor. The photograph shows two paramedics, Tom Brown and Bill Corbett. Cannock Area Health C

The photograph shows office workers at their new headquarters.

The photograph shows driver Peter Lloyd, of Kenilworth Crescent in Wolverhampton, reporting to headquarters by radio from the scene of a road accident.

The photograph shows driver Stewart Ashley helping patients into an ambulance..

The photograph shows driver Christopher Martin of Warstones Drive, Penn, using a resuscitation unit on an emergency patient.

The photograph shows Dennis Kelly replacing a stretcher.

Members of the Wolverhampton fire and ambulance service committee toured the ambulance and fire stations, where they were shown how “blow-up” splints were used for fractured limbs. The photograph shows (from left) Councillor J. Crutchley, Alderman S. Reyn

The station won an award for local authority ambulance services at the 16th regional competition at the Rover works in Solihull, and they were going to go on to represent the Midlands in the National Ambulance Officers Competitions in Harrogate. The photo

A 1964 ambulance had won a “Best Kept Vehicle” award at an annual Safe Driving Awards presentation. The photograph shows Colin Sutton, Raymond Molineux and Gordon Alcott with the ambulance. Albert Bailey, Dick Wright, T. Brown, B. Freeman, T. Marsden, W.

Ambulance driver Judith Thomas was the only woman to receive a safe driving award within the service. The photograph shows her alongside shift leaders William Corbett and Eric Delahay.