The building was due to be demolished. The Reverend Raymond Hawthorne is quoted, and the Congregational Church in Albion Street is mentioned.

Doreen Hanselman was invited by the school’s headmaster to join the football team, as she was as good as the boys.

Volunteer helpers adjusted the goal nets (Lionel Wi[name obscured], right) and mowed the lawn (Arthur Holt, left).

The photograph shows Bill Wood next to a juxtaposition of an old gas lamp and a modern electric light, with Rock Hill and Clent Hills in the distance.

200 barmaids who were members of the Transport and General Workers’ Union were protesting over wage cuts. Harry Littlehales is quoted, and Renee Short MP, Codsall, Wolverhampton and Dudley are mentioned.

Catherine Cairns and Susan Harris turned the house into a shelter for homeless women. Lancashire, Bedfordshire, the Haven Project Committee, Wolverhampton Council and a cat called Samson are mentioned. The photograph shows Catherine and Susan in the kitch

Now married to Derrick Flint, Rachael was guest speaker at the annual dinner of Bilston Townswomen’s Guild. The Express & Star, the Wolverhampton Chronicle, Tettenhall Hockey Club, Wolverhampton Ladies’ Cricket Club, and Dartford College of Physical Educa

The event was organised by Seisdon Round Table, with proceeds going to the Multiple Sclerosis Society, and included an original vardo (Romany caravan) on display. The photograph shows Audrey Butler playing the accordion for a group of children.

Hodnet trainer Roy Whiston and Fred Rimell of Kinnersley shared the challenge plate for the most jumping winners trained on the Wolverhampton circuit in the previous year. The photograph shows Rachael presenting it to Roy, with Mrs Whiston alongside.

The chair of the Womens Cricket Association committee which approved Rachael’s sacking as captain, Rosemary Goodchild, arrived late to a cricket match at the Foxlands Penn, where she was due to play for Thames Valley against a West Midland side captained