The photograph shows an ATV camera filming “Deuce”, an English Electric computer at Stafford that was able to electronically analyse early election results.

The 500-year-old public house had a tree trunk in the centre which dated from the Wars of the Roses. The Manor of Stow Heath is mentioned.

Some statues above the shop were attracting a lot of attention, and visitors were expected to increase during forthcoming celebrations for Johnson.

The photograph shows Her Majesty the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh waving as they left in their car for the train station.

The photograph shows Her Majesty the Queen greeting Air Commodore John Oliver of Wolverhampton.

Mayor of Lichfield Councillor C. W. Bridgeman inspected a company of recruits. The photograph shows him congratulating Private A. Jones of Dudley for being the best shot of the company.

Major-General A. W. Lee took the salute a tthe passing-out parade. The photograph shows him inspecting some of the men who took part in the ceremony.

As part of the celebrations of the 250th anniversary of the regiment, tailors were attempting to create a uniform of 1705. The photograph shows a tailor fitting a tunic to an N.C.O.

A parade took place through the town by a special guard dressed in a replica uniform of 1705, as part of the 250th annviersary celebrations of the founding of the regiment. The photograph shows Mayor Councillor C. Jones returning the salute.

The R. S. M. Mr N. King unfortunately had to miss the passing out parade because he had lost his voice. He can be seen in the background of the photograph, which features Lieutenant-Colonel M. J. Perreau of the North Staffordshire Regiment inspecting the