August 1994 – Fierce attack at BNNR public enquiry

Brownhills Gazette August 1994 issue 59_000001

Brownhills Gazette August 1994 issue 59 – 24 pages featuring protest against the M6 Toll hotting up, Walter Lane becomes President of the Rotary Club, a young lifesaver, a fantastic archive photo from Friesland Lane WMC, local sport and lots more. Click for a larger version.

Continuing the scans of the Brownhills Gazette – I present issue 59 of the long lost freesheet, from August 1994 for you to peruse and download. I’ve had an incredible response to featuring these long, lost publications here on the blog.

David Evans, very kindly granted access to the archive held by former editor and contributor Brian Stringer, has been assiduously and conscientiously scanning them all. Every single issue. Every few days, I’m going to feature the next in the series.

This is a 24 page issue featuring protest against the M6 Toll hotting up, Walter Lane becomes President of the Rotary Club, a young lifesaver, a fantastic archive photo from Friesland Lane WMC, local sport and lots more.

The history of how the Brownhills Gazette came to exist has been detailed in this post thanks to the wonderful John Sylvester.

If other bloggers want to use this material, can you please drop me a line first? I don’t mind, there’s just sone stuff I’d like to clear about the usage, thanks.

Cheers to Brian and David for sharing a wonderful thing, that’s part of our community history.

If you have any memories, questions or observations please do comment or mail me – BrownhillsBob at Googlemail dot com.

Brownhills Gazette issue 59 August 1994 – PDF format

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2 Responses to August 1994 – Fierce attack at BNNR public enquiry

  1. Geoffp says:

    They were right weren’t they! I regularly cross over the road and it always seems deserted, and in true bureaucratic fashion, the owners put up the prices whenever the traffic and hence income falls rather than reducing costs to increase usage. Let’s hope that if the region gets devolution the tolls are abolished ; I believe that it is making a loss so there shouldn’t be any need to pay compensation.

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