the photograph shows Brian with his two sons and assistant Peter Taylor faced with journalists and photographers on arrival at the airport. Brighton is mentioned.

the photograph shows Brian with his two sons and assistant Peter Taylor faced with journalists and photographers on arrival at the airport. Brighton is mentioned.

The photograph shows Stephen Goucher trying out the pole watched by (left to right) Christopher Jones, Max Harris, Bill Parker, Ken Hill, Mike Seeley, Sean Taylor and Mathew Galbreath.

The only church in the country to be licensed, as it doubled up as a club for the Royal Naval Association. Reverend Alfred Benton is quoted, and the photograph shows Malcolm Carr (centre), with Mike Morgan (left) and “Happy” Kakin or Hap Lakin.

Fundraisers turned out to watch the official launch of work on a new church centre at Sedgley, only 18 months after the beginning of an appeal. The photograph shows Sharon Humphrey helping the Mayor Bob Griffiths with the ceremony, being supported (from l

Local residents had their own home brew to toast the royal wedding couple. The photograph shows brewer Mike Middleton (third left) with Jim Muncaster, Bob Kirk, Kevin Rogers, Frank Williams and Philip Williamson.

Peter Mason put out a call for unemployed local people to submit art work to hang alongside the work by pupils at the school. The photograph shows (left to right) Joanne Scarsbrook, Mark Lester and Steven Wilson with their work.

Restoration work on the historic building was ongoing despite icy temperatures. Patrick Newland is quoted. The photograph shows Bill Sheerin from Lichfield working on a stone Queen Victoria jubilee plaque.

The members of the battalion had mostly been caged up in seven bases across the region, with few trips out on the streets so they had to find ways to entertain themselves. The photograph shows Corporal Geoff Pearce from West Bromwich manning a look-out po