The parent-teachers association of Summerhill Secondary School raised money to donate a minibus to the youth centre. The photograph shows Mick Jones preparing the vehicle.

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

Pupils, parents and staff had raised enough money for a new minibus.

The group had raised enough money for a new minibus, and its first trip would be a week’s holiday to Skegness. The photograph shows (left to right) Rebecca Philips, Betty Freeman, Ellen Perkins, Betty Collins, Eva Burkitt, Iris Upton and Ron Upton.

The school’s parents guild raised money for a new minibus. The photograph shows Gary Green giving the thumbs up in the drivers seat, with other pupils alongside.

Anti-vandal screens made of clear, impact-resistant polycarbonate were being fitted to buses to protect drivers. Miplan Products and Midland Industrial Plastics of Birmingham are mentioned.

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

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.

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