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ON Christmas Day 1899 my maternal grandparents, Benjamin Joseph Cartwright and Alice Maria Clark, were married at Wall Heath Congregational Church, always referred to as “chapel” and now renamed St Andrew’s United Reformed Church. Although...
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IF there still are any Wolves fans out there who thought that winning a way back to the top-flight would be a doddle, they should heed the lessons of the centenary season of fifty years ago. There is an element of déjà vu about the start this...
I FOUND Clive Whiston’s experience of school dinners, recalled for The Bugle in the issue of September 23, very amusing. Coincidentally I attended the same school as Clive although I arrived four years later, in 1953. Generally I took...
ST MATTHEW’S Church in Tipton now has a new vicar. And to mark the occasion, the newly installed Reverend Albert Danquah linked the present with the past – he was pictured with an original photograph of the church’s first vicar, the Reverend...
