The Old People’s Home had kept up links with the Staffordshire Regiment, who helped to raise money for the Home. Matron Miss Jean Habberley is quoted. The photograph shows veteran former Regimental Sergeant Major Robert Murray of the Royal Artillery keepi

A 1964 ambulance had won a “Best Kept Vehicle” award at an annual Safe Driving Awards presentation. The photograph shows Colin Sutton, Raymond Molineux and Gordon Alcott with the ambulance. Albert Bailey, Dick Wright, T. Brown, B. Freeman, T. Marsden, W.

The first pass-out of Regular troops since the previous war was taking place. The photograph shows, polishing their boots, (left to right) Lance-Corporal M. Hulton from Wolverhampton, Private D. Colley from Wolverhampton, Private M. Roberts from Walsall,

Two teams of relay runners set out on in different directions on a “coast to coast” run to raise money for the school mini bus fund. The Wash and Barmouth in Wales are mentioned. om the school, one to the Wash and the other to Barmouth, to raise money for

21 catering staff, including staff from the local Tesco, GEC Factory and St Joseph’s Convent, took part in a four-week course organised by Stafford Borough Council in conjunction with the Institute of Environmental Health Officers. John Saunders, Stephen

John was joining a party of about 80 with the National Housing and Town Planning Council on a trip to Denmark and Sweden, flying from London Airport to Copenhagen, crossing the Kattegat by hydrofoil to Malmo, and ending in Stockholm. A later article menti

Winners in the Council gardens competition saw colour slides of their efforts displayed at tjhe annual prize presentation ceremony, featuring a question and answer session with Peter Epps. The photograph includes Councillor Allen (back row, centre), and B