Fourteen people pose in front of two houses damaged by a bomb. In front of them are the twisted corrugated iron sides and roof of an Anderson shelter that was damaged by a bomb only a few minutes after its inhabitants had left it.

An 83-year-old bell clapper, an iron weater clock, paintings and artefacts were due to be on show at Wolverhampton Art Gallery as part of the “St Peter’s Treasures” exhibition to mark the church’s millennium. The photograph shows John O’Gorman lifting the

Seven steelworkers were made redundant and set up their own company, thanks to help from the Black Country Co-operative Development Company and the Manpower Services Commission. The photograph shows from left Keith Hill, Len Longmore, Pat Holden, Stan Hom

The men were undergoing two weeks of intensive training. Colour Sergeant Fred “IroN Man” Scriven, the Grenadier Guards, Irish Rangers, Welsh Guards, Royal Scots Dragoon Guards, Major-General Jack Goldsmid MP, and Lieutenant-Colonel David German are mentio