Three sets of triplets took part in the official opening of the new three-screen cinema. The Bond film “Live and Let Die” is mentioned. The photograph shows the Tunneys from Tettenhall, the Allibands from Netherton and the Lowes from Shifnal.

The firm’s calendar division was already ready for the following year. Simon Hodgson and Hugh Jefferson are quoted. The photograph shows Heather Bates and Margaret Armstrong.

The pre-war Council houses on the Low Hill estate were being extensively modernised, but there were concerns about the rising costs of the work. George Rowe of Fourth Avenue is quoted.

Dan Wright of the Albrighton Scout Unit displays his pristine Solent class lifeboat model in the garden of his home in Birmingham. Pictured with his is Malcom Pate, chairman of the parents supporters assocation, as preperations are made to display the mod

The team had received several awards over the previous year, for heroics including saving five children from a blazing house in Valley Road in Blakenall, dealing with a fire at Timpsons shoe shop, helping to rescue Abubaker Mulla who was trapped in a minc

The Council planned to use powers in the Civic Amenities Act to preserve six areas, including the precincts of St Peter’s Church, St John’s Square and George Street, Lower and Upper Green in Tettenhall, the area around St Bartholomew’s Church in Penn, and

The Battery held an annual inspection and medal presentation. The photograph shows (from left) Corporal Clive Isherwood from Wolverhampton (who was presented with a General Service medal with Northern Ireland clasp for service in Ulster), Sergeant Jim Tom