Clearing the site for a new police headquarters. The premises of Birmingham Midshires Building Society and Marks & Spencer can be seen in the background.

Tony had been newly appointed, after being assistant manager at Bearwood.

The photograph, taken from the top of a new bank building, includes a market building with clock tower that was due to be replaced, as well as the premises of Woolworths and Overy outfitter.

Dennis Nicholas had been appointed Regional Manager at the Tewkesbury office. The Chartered Institute of Building is mentioned.

The exterior size and style of the original building, dating back to 975, had been retained. The photograph shows the fully restored building after the fire.

Peter White at the Chubb Buildings during the building work. The Midlands Industrial Association is mentioned.

Workers had started collecting mugs bearing company logos. The photograph shows Chris Colley in front of the collection.

The firm award a PR contract to an all-female team, Birmingham-based Key Communications. The photograph shows (from left) Christine Arthur, Nadia Jones and Judy Hanley.

Official opening of new building by the Carters Green Clock Tower. West Bromwich Council, and previous premises in New Street and St Michael’s Street are mentioned. The photograph shows the exterior of the building.

This photograph includes the premises of the library, Midland Bank, Don Foyle, Sketchley, Supasnaps, Dewhurst, Sun Valley and Staffordshire Building Society.