'We must retain the remaining coal fired power station we have for emergencies'

PICTURE FROM THE ARCHIVE: This picture is copied from the pages of the Shropshire Star of Saturday, July 3, 1976. The original caption was: ‘An outdoor lesson for children of Bellan House School, Oswestry. Class teacher Miss M. Jones took the youngsters into Cae Glas park for a reading lesson.’

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