These photographs have been catalogued and digitised thanks to the kind generosity and support of Codsall and Bilbrook Historical Society.

A new zebra crossing was due to be located opposite the Woodman Inn.

The village of Bilbrook were re-entering a contest (presumably either the Best Kept Village or In Bloom competition) after a fourteen-year gap.

Midland Red and Leyland National buses can be seen.

Council cash and a major fundraising appeal, including Graham Bramah running in the Torbay marathon, led to the purchase of a new minibus for the school. The photograph shows Heath Lomas with the keys, alongside Matthew Adam.

The church raised money, including through a Telethon television appeal, for a new ambulance to help with the elderly. The photograph shows Teresa Weaver holding the keys, with Albert Taylor.

Students on a Manpower Services Commission youth training course on vehicle bodywork refurbished a minibus for Heath Lane Hospital, West Bromwich. The photograph shows Peter Wright (right) receiving the keys from Vic Clarke, with Arthur Hadlington of the

The school raised money for a Ford Transit mini bus to transport children to and from sporting fixtures and on outings. Essington, Shareshill and Featherstone parish councils are mentioned. The photograph shows David Brown along with some of the pupils by

Three local parish councils and bus suppliers Richardson Trucks assisted in the fundraising for a new Ford Transit minibus for the school. The photograph shows pupils and Parent Teacher Association members alongside the bus.