The photograph shows the first seven men from Jamaica to have arrived in Wolverhampton from the Empire Windrush.

The photograph shows factory worker Samuel taking a photograph of his fellow Jamaican colleagues to send home.

The photograph shows Councillor Collett with Inspector A. Thorley asking for a man to be ejected from the meeting.

The photograph shows a cabin mate of Anne Sharpley, who was wearing a hat and yellow coat and dress which had been sent to her from England.

Violence had broken out in the streets as a result of race riots. The photograph shows broken windows in a house.

The photograph shows a group of men playing dominoes.

Sybil had been told she could not be a waitress at the Wimpy Bar in the Wulfrun Centre, Wolverhampton because of the colour of her skin. The Newport, Gwent-based Tulsa Group is mentioned.

The Council launched a publicity campaign against the Government’s new immigration proporsals, claiming they would cause hardship to hundreds of families. Hassan Zaidi and Baldev Singh are mentioned. The photograph shows Balbir Kaur of Bromford Lane in We

English, African and Asian groups contributed dance, music, arts displays and puppetry at the two-day show. The photograph shows dancers from the Mystic and Israelites dance group with some children during a workshop.