Although the line was still in use, from Wolverhampton Low Level to Birmingham Snow Hill, the station building was boarded up, and had been overrun by vandals. British Rail is mentioned.

Rear of Prince Albert statue, seen through branches covered in ice crystals.

Striking miners staged a sit-in at the pit gatehouse after taking over the building. The photograph shows Jim Colgan (centre) of the NUM leaving the gatehouse.

Striking miners from Lea Hall and Littleton Colliery faced each other in a friendly cricket match, in front of the power station.

The photograph shows Major K. Harman briefing his unit before they set off to Northern Ireland on a signals training exercise.

A Six-a-side sports festival football competition was arranged. The photograph shows Mattocks of Wolves scoring past Kissielywicz in goal.

The photograph shows goalkeeper Reg Edwards being trained by former Wolves and England star Bert Williams at Bilston sports centre.

Steve had kept the attack from Cheltenham at bay.

Park Inn scored the first goal, with Swallow scoring past Russon.

Brian had brought the European Cup to Webb Corbett of Stourbridge to ask glass designer David Smith of Kinver to make replicas of the cup for the Forest players and officials.