Black Country Bugle - 2018-11-07

• Big guns in the Black Country on the eve of the armistice
• Restored ghost sign unveiled
• Rememberin­g the price of peace 100 years on
• Old School on brink of
• Family honours memory of young hero killed in the First World War
• Your Stars
• Final display by memorial group
• Happy days at the lido
• Childhood memories of kind doctor’s care in 1940s Willenhall
• Tree of Light appeal launched
• In the days when the air was thick with smoke and the puddlers ruled
• Mike’s model tank to go in library display
• How I finally learned the fate
• Of the Number One gun crew
• Four Swallows and two elephants –
• The stories behind the stage names
• How a mother received sad news in 1918
• A Black Country community’s tri
• Bute to the Great War generation
• Tough game in trying conditions
• Boltmakers back on top
• Tipton refuse to be blown away
• Darlaston’s damp squib
• Fascinatin­g football facts
• Sir Matt unveiled headstone
• Albion’s 1925 schools soccer shield mystery

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