Purpose-built warehouse and office block. Mr W. E. Miles, Mr T. H. Hough and Bill Zalepa are mentioned.

A morris dancing display, by The Green Man Morris and Sword Men, which was part of a fundraising day by Tettenhall Friends of St Anthony’s Cheshire Home, Penn. The premises of Dixons and Lotus can be seen.

The Civic Society and the College of Art were criticising the choice of the Barbara Hepworth sculpture and its siting in the Mander Centre. Mike Travers is quoted.

This was thought to be the oldest building still standing in that part of Bilston. The photograph includes horses.

Striking refuse collectors were keeping warm on picket duty with a fire in a dustbin. The photograph includes NUPE posters.

Residents of the Springfield estate were campaigning to close the quarry after damage caused to their properties by hurtling rocks.

Marion Wooton of Broadstone Avenue, Leamore, Walsall, originally trained at the Guest Hospital in Dudley, and had recently returned to work as a nurse after having her son.

Formerly the Clifton Cinema, the Star Associated company was due to be taken over by British Lion. The photograph shows the front of the building with signs for “Bingo” and “Social Club.”

Miss K. Gill inspecting the ends coming from the warping creel to the beam.

Celebrating the opening of a new showroom.