The Black Country Society was meeting to discuss restoration of the landmark as a conference and exhibition centre. Dudley Council is mentioned and Harold Parsons is quoted. The photograph shows Lawrence Hollis showing the views from the mill to Adrian La

Cliff Fellows from Gornal Wood was protesting at the proposed siting of a youth and community centre on farm lands near his home. The Straits Community Association, Maureen Nightingale and Milton Crescent are mentioned.

Dudley Council promised to take action to repair a damaged wire fence next to a disused quarry. John Eastwood is quoted, and the photograph shows William Baker.

This photograph includes the premises of Cut Cost, Keith Boxley, The Village Fisheries and Washeteria.

Residents were complaining about the state of the footpath between the two roads. Dr Colin Phipps MP and Dudley Council are mentioned. The photograph shows Joan Monkton and her daughter, Mrs K. Harrison, holding Michael Harrison, and Mrs C. Fidler.

The Zoar Church can be seen in the background.

Ann Harper of Upper Gornal wearing a 19th century bonnet. Her husband, William, is mentioned.

These photographs have been catalogued and digitised thanks to the kind generosity and support of George Blackham.

This photograph includes the premises of The Junction, Abbey Stores, Dudley Building Society, Bassett and International.

The path was uneven.