Conclusion of a modernisation programme. TI is mentioned.

A stamped sample of Bilston’s last steel cast which was sold for charity.

Wooden props placed at base of a works chimney prior to felling.

The firm was planning to widen its customer base after receiving the BS 5750 quality award. Howard E. Perry of Willenhall is mentioned, and Klaus Wasmuht (right) and Neil Webb are pictured.

Men who lost their jobs when the Bilston works closed had passed a welding test after retraining, sponsored by the British Steel Corporation, at the Midland Welding School on Wulfrun Industrial Estate, Wolverhampton. Mel Bennion and Clifford Ford are quot

High quality cold-reduced steel blanks produced direct from coil.

Rail wagons used to transport steel tubes from Italy to Brierley Hill. Dunkirk and Harwich are mentioned.

The firm announced that the works was due to shut, blaming losses, and said it was not connected with a national steel strike. The photograph shows Pat Osborne of Crewe Road, Wednesbury.

The firm was fighting the recession bby installing equipment to boost output. Denmark is mentioned.

Part of the F. H. Lloyd Group, the firm had manufactured steel frames for a hydraulic press producing concrete slabs, which was being installed for at the Building Research Station, Watford.