Neville Wyld and fellow paramedic, Arthur Bradley, assisted in the birth of premature twin girls to Mrs Luthfun Nssa of Harvills Hawthorn, West Bromwich, before they were transported to Hallam Hospital. The photograph shows Neville Wyld.

Neville Wyld and fellow paramedic, Arthur Bradley, assisted in the birth of premature twin girls to Mrs Luthfun Nssa of Harvills Hawthorn, West Bromwich, before they were transported to Hallam Hospital. The photograph shows Arthur Bradley.

The fund handed over a new ambulance designed for disabled access to the Voluntary Transport for the Disabled. It is likely that one of the individuals in the photograph is Albert Brindley. The Midland Medical Charity and Welfare Trust, Cannock, Burntwoo

The school was running a project about “people who help us” and visited ambulance headquarters in Stafford. The photograph shows Deputy Station Officer Nevil Haughton demonstrating oxygen equipment to the children.

The service raised money to buy an opnoea bed for young children, which was presented to Alderman Mrs Ruth Ilsley. The photograph shows (from left) Mr D. Rickhuss, Superintendant R. J. Bagnall, Dr A. K. Woodward, Mr C. T. Harrison and Mr G. Molineaux.

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

Driver Gordon Alcott of Broomhill, Deputy Station Officer Brian Dudley of Hednesford and Leading Ambulanceman Brian Wadsworth of Rawnsley received road safety awards from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents.Albert Bailey is mentioned.