The photograph shows Second Lieutenant Nick Foster from Tettenhall.

A 400-year-old boundary marker for the manor of Sedgley had been returned after being displaced by builders. Malcom Berridge (right) is pictured toasting the stone next to Herbert Hyde and other residents.

The photograph shows Michael Poultney dressing as Superman trying to impress a group of children at a party at the fire station.

The photograph shows Dean Loveridge behind the wheel of a fire engine, wathced by his uncle, Michael Henn, at a party at the fire station.

A terrace of cottages had been renovated by Stourbridge builder David Payne.

The photograph shows Lynda Edwards and her daughter outside their tower block, in a feature on Pleck flats relating to their community association action.

The photograph shows Mark Cadwallader cuddling a giant teady bear, donated by a local building society.

Opening of the new market. Fred Willens of Francis Nicholls is quoted, and the photograph shows Edgar Finney (left) and Bert Weaver.

A row of derelict shops, including the Britannic Clothing Company, newsagent N. Bates, E. R. Brewer, G. M. Hough and A. M. Brewer.

A worker doing a transfer in the decoration room. Another article refers to an exhibition at Wolverhampton Art Gallery bringing together the collections of 18th and 19th century enamels for the first time.