The church centre which was attached to St Thomas of Canterbury Church was in danger of collapsing, despite only being built eight years earlier. The Reverend Tom Rock is quoted, and Jeremy Taylor of British Home Stores and the Wolverhampton Marathon are

The photograph shows a residential area for a “Down Your Way” feature.

The photograph shows shops including Sketchley and Roy travel agents for a “Down Your Way” feature.

An action group fighting proposals to build a parish centre alongside the church handed over a petition to Councillor Muriel Hodson for the planning committee. The photograph shows protestors in the area of the graveyard where the extension was planned.

An aerial photograph, including a transparent overlay marking out Tettenhall Wood, Tettenhall College, Ambulance Station, Regis Road, Regis School and playing fields, Redhouse Road, Woodthorne Primary School, Woodthorne Road South and Wrekin Lane.

The photograph shows a BBC television camera filming a church service in progress.

This photograph shows a comparison with a photograph from 1913, including the premises of Wolverhampton & Mercia Building Society, Charters and Sketchley.

Urgent restoration work was required to replace most of the old timber framing of the building, which was being used as a priest’s house by the Roman Catholic church of St Thomas of Canterbury. Geoffrey Marsh from Wednesfield, the West Midlands County Cou

An appeal was launched to save the oldest building in Tettenhall, which was being used as a priest’s home by the Roman Catholic Church of St Thomas of Canterbury. The photograph shows (from left) Father Thomas Rock, Larry McLean and Peter Bateson.

The pool was out of action while workmen repaired a leak. The photograph shows Catherine Starkey and her brother David from Tettenhall Wood in the empty pool.