An inquiry was being held by the Ministry of Housing and Local Government relating to demolition of various properties in the street to make way for a substantial shopping development. Roy Vandermeer is mentioned. The photograph includes the premises of J

A cottage which was previously a public house had been empty for around 18 months and was being destroyed by vandals. A. J. Mucklow, Ltd. is mentioned. William Hanke and Peter Kinnear of Handy Angle, Ltd. are quoted.

When members of the Dudley Rotary Club visited to see the mobile cardiac unit they had raised money for, they also had the chance to view the new nurses’ uniforms. J. B. Pearson of the Dudley, Stourbridge and Distrct Hospital Group is quoted. The photogra

Bob Darley, of Rowley Farm in Worfield and Rudge Farm in Pattingham, had topped up his supply to meet the Christmas demand by purchasing prizewinning cattle from shows at Ruthin, Llanfyllin, Kidderminster, Oswestry and Welshpool.

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

Local residents were confused when a heavy stone, said to mark the grave of an old woman who was hanged there for stealing apples in the 1600s, disappeared, but it had been dug up accidentally by a Council digger, and was returned to its original site. Al

Proposal to bring it down. The names on the memorial are Edwin Wellings; James Snead; Charles Hayward; William Jones; Bert Davis; Victor Upperdine; Joseph Deans; R. Standeford Pullen; Charles Henry Bickley; Frank Highway; Henry William Wellings; George D

Twelve police officers from Wolverhampton, Dudley, Walsall, West Bromwich and Warley received long-service medals and certificates, presented by Alderman L. R. Guy. The recipients were James Delmar, William Fisher, Vernon Stephens, Joseph Baker, Benjamin