The photograph includes the premises of Pickfords Travel, Harvest Health Foods, Corbys and Safeway.

After the croft was saved 8 years previously, plane trees were being planted by Walsall Parks Department, sponsored by the Friends of Aldridge Croft. The photograph shows Madge Warner, Margaret Pheasant, Gordon Whistance, Arnold Ballinger and Pixie Kirby

Bulbs were being planted with the remaining funds from the campaign which fought to prevent the public open space being converted into a car park. The Friends of the Croft is mentioned, and the photograph shows Margaret Pheasant and Pixie Kirkby.

The old Rectory was being sold, with planning permission for redevelopment, but it had failed to reach its reserve price at auction. The Reverend John Delight is quoted and The Green is mentioned. The photograph shows Anne Roughley of Church House in the

A petition was being presented to Aldridge-Brownhills Council by local residents, including members of the Ramblers’ Association, to prevent the footpath, which dated back to medieval times, from being diverted by the development of a golf course. Albert

The photograph includes the premises of Wyles Shoes, Wellers fancy goods and Deighton Buckley.

The photograph includes the premises of the Croft Boutique.

The photograph includes the war memorial.

The culmination of a two year community project to carry out maintenance work in the town was marked with a plaque. Aldridge Parish Church is mentioned. The photograph shows the Reverend John Ellison about to unveil the plaque, alongside members of the Ma

The photograph incudes the premises of Wyles Shoes, Deighton Buckley, Discount Lane and Corbys.