The photograph shows Corporal John Forrester from Low Hill in Wolverhampton keeping an eye on surveillance equipment.

The photograph shows Private Peter Baker from Finchfield in Wolverhampton peering round a street corner.

The band had released a new album, The Bangin’ Man, on Polydor. Noddy Holder and Don Powell are mentioned.

The photograph shows a helicopter being used to construct a new observation post on high ground overlooking the border area.

The photograph shows local residents carrying on their daily lives despite the presence of soldiers.

The photograph shows Michael Poultney dressing as Superman trying to impress a group of children at a party at the fire station.

The photograph shows Dean Loveridge behind the wheel of a fire engine, wathced by his uncle, Michael Henn, at a party at the fire station.

The photograph shows Mark Cadwallader cuddling a giant teady bear, donated by a local building society.

A worker doing a transfer in the decoration room. Another article refers to an exhibition at Wolverhampton Art Gallery bringing together the collections of 18th and 19th century enamels for the first time.

Removal of the clock face. The Reverend John Guttridge is quoted, and the photograph shows Geoff Fletcher of Smiths Clocks in Derby.