The photograph shows Private John Millward from Stafford conducting a vehicle search.

The photograph shows local residents carrying on their daily lives despite the presence of soldiers.

The photograph shows Corporal Terence Edwards of Pleck Road in Walsall supervising the work correcting a water table level.

The photograph shows Sapper Andrew Wood of Coalpool dealing with paperwork after having been married for two months.

Squadron Sergeant Major Eric Stacey was taking part in his last camp. The photograph shows him with an image of the unit’s mascot, a horned hare.

The photograph shows Sergeant Michael Statham from Birchills (left) and Sapper Ian Voice on a huge Terex earthmoving vehicle.

The photograph shows Lance Corporal Paul Cartwright of Cheslyn Hay (right) talking to Sapper Ian McCall from Walsall, with Sapper Royston Reader from Telford driving the scraper.

Removal of the clock face. The Reverend John Guttridge is quoted, and the photograph shows Geoff Fletcher of Smiths Clocks in Derby.

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

Aerial view across blocks of modern housing, towards older housing further away.