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West Bromwich Charity Walk in aid of the Mayors Holiday Home for the Aged Project
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West Bromwich Charity Walk in aid of the Mayors Holiday Home for the Aged Project
West Bromwich Charity Walk in aid of the Mayors Holiday Home for the Aged Project, which aims to raise ten thousand pounds, 200 people took part, including councillors from West Brom and other local authorities, Sunday 15th September 1968, our picture shows... John Stonehouse Postmaster General and MP for West Bromwich and Peter Archer MP for Rowley Regis and Tipton, race to the finish
Birmingham Post and Mail Archive
Birmingham Post
Mirrorpix
England
BPM 1968 5234
Media ID 21917016
© Mirrorpix
Along Charities Council Down Events Fundraising Government Jogging Local Pavement Sponsored Street Walk 1968
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West Bromwich Charity Walk - A Historic Moment of Unity and Determination
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. In this print from the Birmingham Post and Mail Archive, we are transported back to a significant event in West Bromwich's history - the Charity Walk in aid of the Mayors Holiday Home for the Aged Project. It was Sunday, September 15th, 1968, when over 200 individuals gathered with a common goal - to raise ten thousand pounds for this noble cause. Amongst the participants were esteemed councillors from West Brom and neighboring local authorities who joined forces on this sunny day. The image captures two prominent figures racing towards the finish line with unwavering determination - John Stonehouse, Postmaster General and MP for West Bromwich, alongside Peter Archer, MP for Rowley Regis and Tipton. Their presence not only added prestige but also highlighted their commitment to serving their community beyond political boundaries. As they jog down the pavement-lined street filled with spectators cheering them on, it becomes evident that this charity walk was more than just an opportunity to fundraise; it symbolized unity among politicians as well as locals who sponsored their efforts. This display of solidarity resonated deeply within West Bromwich's vibrant political landscape during those transformative years of the 1960s. This powerful image serves as a reminder that even amidst political differences or diverse backgrounds, communities can come together for a greater cause. The legacy left by events like these continues to inspire future generations in their pursuit of charitable endeavors and reminds
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