The Parent Teacher Association raised money to buy a school minibus. The photograph shows Nigel Foxall (right) handing over the keys to David Jones, surrounded by pupils and staff.

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

A grant from West Midlands County Council was used to purchase two new minibuses to transport disabled and under-privileged people from Birmingham on outings. Norman Williams and Councillor Phil Bateman are mentioned. The photograph includes (from left) V

The first ever Willenhall Fun Run was organised to raise money for the training centre minibus fund. Dennis Rose and Bob Vauxhall are quoted. Wayne Morgan from Wolverhampton and Susan Hennigan from Walsall are mentioned. The photograph shows Thelma Clemso

Employees of GEC Measurements in Stafford, through the firm’s St Leonard’s Sports and Social Club Committee, organised fundraising activities to help raise money for a minibus for the home.

The school were appealing to parents to help raise funds to repair their minibus. John Arrow is quoted, and the Variety Club and West Park College are mentioned. The photograph shows Timm Millership with the keys to the minibus, and two other pupils behin

Cleaners and caretakers at the school raised money for the Manor Association towards the replacement of a school minibus. Paul Wale and George Cartwright are mentioned. The photograph shows Josie Melia with the cheque, with others behind.

The factory had developed a new style of minibus, the Carlyle Two, and was already receiving advance orders. The National Bus Company, Aldershot, Freight Rover and Iveco are mentioned.

After a restructure of bus services, villagers in Romsley welcomed the new route. Parish Councillor Primrose Rowbotham is quoted, and James Bond and Michelle Kelly are mentioned. The photograph shows Ann Sheppard (left) and Jennifer Kelly, with Ken Ludlow