Parents, pupils and staff raised money for a new minibus. The photograph shows Keith Evans at the wheel, alongside Richard Wood and Andrew Williams.

A fundraising campaign involving the school’s parent-teacher association and others raised money for a new school minibus. The photograph shows John Wallet of Wednesbury Motors handing the keys to Alan Perrings.

After 2 years of fundraising the school was able to purchase a minibus, from Inverness, with help from a British Leyland discount on Sherpa “Crewbuses”. The photograph shows Alan Hemming (left) of the Buckpool School Association with Inspector John Waters

After five years of fundraising activities, including fetes, sponsored swims, and barn dances, enough money had been raised by the Parent-Teachers’ Association to pay for a new minibus. The photograph shows Kath Phillips (left) presenting the bus to Counc

Unigate depots in Dudley, Walsall, Wolverhampton and Birmingham sold cartons of milk to raise money for a new mini bus for a special school, which would be officially handed over during a charity football match at the Birmingham City ground. Councillor Ma

Staff and pupils raised money for a new mini bus through sponsored events. The photograph shows Tom Stroud with the minibus and some of the pupils.

The parent-teacher assocation raised money for a bus large enough to transport a rugby team, to replace a 12-seater mini-bus. The Duke of Edinburgh award is mentioned. The photograph shows Keith Marsh receiving the keys from Jim Ellard (left)

The Regis School Association held events including a summer fair to raise money for a new minibus. The photograph shows Roy Bonsell in the driving seat with Roger Llewellyn of Billingham’s Truck Sales handing over the keys.

A rapid fundraising drive raised enough money in five months to buy a replacement minibus. The Duke of Edinburgh award is mentioned and John Thompson is quoted. The photograph shows (left to right) Lee Hadlington, Andrew Haden, Amanda Tonks and Theresa Wi

Over the course of 2 years, Sandwell Women’s Royal Voluntary Service, Bilston Round Table and Sandwell Area Health Authority raised money to buy a minibus for day trips and holidays for the elderly patients from the two hospitals. David Werrett is quoted.