The Parent Teachers Association were raising money for a new minibus, alongside a matched donated from the Variety Club of Great Britain. The photograph shows Clive Green (dressed as Donald Duck) chatting to Adam Dawson from Hednesfield.

The Parent Teacher Guild along with the children spent a year organising various fundraising events, including a sponsored treasure hunt, to raise money for a school minibus. Clifford Sansom is quoted, and the photograph shows Stephen Mills holding up a g

Bloxwich Round Table raised money from the town’s previous two carnivals towards a minibus appeal. John Whitehouse is quoted. The photograph shows Len Edwards handing a giant cheque to Betty Deakin.

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

In the interests of safety the school had decided that all drivers of a coach should hold a Public Service Vehicle License. The photograph shows (left to right) Bob Metcalfe, John Harrison, Gareth Ginns, John Brooks and Pete Perkin with Nina Spurr in the

Bloxwich Round Table raised money from the town’s previous two carnivals towards a minibus appeal, and the minibus had now been handed over. John Whitehouse is mentioned. The photograph shows Len Dennis Mace (left) receiving the keys from Len Edwards.

Help the Aged presented the voluntary meals on meals service with a new minibus. The photograph shows Graham Lale (left) handing the keys to Helen Freight, alongside Joyce Coombs and Doreen Joseph.

Organisations in North Warwickshire joined forces to raise money for a new minibus for those with learning disabilities. Ted McClean is quoted and Mencap is mentioned. The photograph shows Margaret King at the wheel, surrounded by some of the students.

Many local groups, including employees at Longbridge, Halesowen Girl Guides Association, Shell, BP, the Halesowen headquarters of the General and Municipal Workers’ Union, the Greenacres youth club and the parents, teachers and friends association of the

Staff and pupils were holding sponsored walks at Hingley’s playing fields in Bluebell Road, Old Hill, to raise money for a new school minibus.