D-EXP/P/W1F/15 23 Nov 1992 Wolverhampton Archives
Media Forge, an up to date media training centre, was officially opened by Ian Page of the Black Country Development Corporation. Jim Willis is quoted, and the photograph shows Ian Page with trainees Sarah-Jayne Snow (left) and Sam How.
D-EXP/P/I40/128 6 Jul 1979 Wolverhampton Archives
The growth in organised crime was seen as good for business. Charles Barton is quoted, and the photograph shows lock assembly worker Doris Hoseason.
D-EXP/P/B52/16 5 Jul 1980 Wolverhampton Archives
The Birmingham committee of the Variety Club of Great Britain, along with the Friends of Nordley School, raised money for a coach to take pupils to camps, canoeing sessions, football matches and other outdoor activities. The photograph shows David Collyer
D-EXP/P/W52/5 8 Oct 1969 Wolverhampton Archives
This photograph includes four multistorey blocks of flats, along with Wednesfield Road, Tudor Road, Deans Road, the Chubb factory and the former Culwell works.
D-EXP/P/W1F/14 9 Jul 1992 Wolverhampton Archives
The refurbishment of the building won the Royal Town Planning Institute West Midlands award for planning achievement. The Midland Industrial Association, Sandwell Farm Park, Wolverhampton Council, the Lighthouse Project, Birmingham City Council, the Black