The building next to Compton Road had been demolished. Dorothea Winter is quoted, and The Larches Old Girls Association, Frederick Sankey, Kenneth More, Giuseppe Allenza, Leicester Street, Larches Lane, and the Deaf and Dumb Mission in Rupert Street are m

Wolverhampton Wanderers and Wolverhampton Council were working on safety repairs to the building. Doug Hope is quoted and Benjamin Molineux is mentioned. The photograph shows (left to right) Arthur Nock, Peter Price and William Beardsmore working on the r

In order to provide suitable fire escape facilities, the Old Wulfrunians Club erected a special balcony on one side of the building where members could await rescue from the fire brigade in Red Lion Street.

A ban on traffic through Queen Square, imposed by Wolverhampton Council, had been declared illegal. This photograph includes the premises of Mike Lloyd Megastore and Nationwide.

An urgent investigation had been launched after bricks near the main entrance were starting to crack and crumble. Linroy and Son, Gerald Crutchley, and Taylor-Woodrow Construction (Midlands) Ltd are mentioned, and Mike Lyons is quoted. The photograph show

The new building had met with general approval from the public. Alice Pugh, Tina Bousefield, Sidney Webb, and Vera Price are quoted, and the previous housing department in Clarence Road is mentioned. The photograph shows a cleaner polishing the town’s coa

Demolition of the building that was formerly the Clifton Cinema and a bingo hall. The photograph shows workmen sweeping up rubble, with a large crane visible on the left. Next door is the premises of S & S Washing Machines, also in the process of being de

The building was to be converted by Wolverhampton Welfare Services Committee from a day nursery into 6 separate living units for homeless families. Councillor Cyril Jones and the television programme “Cathy Come Home” are mentioned.

An aerial panoramic photograph of Wolverhampton with lights at night, taken from the roof of the Tarmac building close to the junction of the Ring Road and Waterloo Road, showing buildings including Darlington Street Methodist Church. An energy crisis and

The Hippodrome Theatre, showing Lee Lawrence. This photograph was taken only days before the fire that gutted the building. Durban (South Africa), the Dolce Vita Club (Birmingham), the Mander Centre and the South Staffordshire Regiment are mentioned in th