The photograph shows fire officers dealing with a simulated car crash as part of their open day.

A subsidiary of Jenaer Glaswerk Schott who had mvoed to Stafford two and a half years previously. The photograph shows Walter Zuber (seated) and Dieter Anders with some of their products.

The photograph shows children with a dog playing in a new play area.

Doug Fowell celebrated his 50th successive year performing the dance, along with 5 nephews, one son-in-law and his grandson, Andrew.

Tourists from the United States and Germany joined the crowds to watch the dance. Denis Fowler is mentioned.

The factory was moving from Bridgtown to new larger premises, and the only way to get the machinery into the factory was using a crane to lower it through the roof. Geoff Mellor is quoted.

Mr J. S. Robinson predicted a brighter future for the industry. The photograph shows bricks coming out of a kiln at Hednesford.

Two new linked computer laser cutting machines. The photograph shows David Lindsey (left) and brother Neil.

A purpose-built unit had been because of its proximity to the proposed Birmingham northern relief road.

The firm had won a big order for an anti-pollution device. M. D. M. Limited in Rolfe Street, Smethwick is mentioned. The photograph shows Mike Nolan toasting Eric Malpass with a mug of tea.