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

The photograph shows Lynda Edwards and her daughter outside their tower block, in a feature on Pleck flats relating to their community association action.

A terrace of cottages had been renovated by Stourbridge builder David Payne.

The article discusses the misery of residents living in council flats that failed to live up to the expectations promised by planners and modern architects for post-war housing.

The couple renewed their vows in front of their children, in the hopes of saving their marriage. The Green Man pub in Castle Street, Dudley, is mentioned.

There was a bomb scare in the middle of their marriage ceremony and the register office had to be evacuated. Queen Elizabeth Road in Kidderminster is mentioned.

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

the photograph shows Brian with his two sons and assistant Peter Taylor faced with journalists and photographers on arrival at the airport. Brighton is mentioned.

the photograph shows Brian with his two sons and assistant Peter Taylor faced with journalists and photographers on arrival at the airport. Brighton is mentioned.

The photograph shows Susan Lee from Hayley Green Hospital dressed as a pirate to get a donation from Rich Clemson of Halesowen Round Table.