Cyril Bernard Vincent Taylor, 1946 - 1947
Born in Sheffield in 1896, Taylor came to Wolverhampton at the age of 18, and for a time worked as an engineer at the works of the former Sunbeam Motor Car Company. Between the years 1921 and 1967 he and his wife ran a milliners business in Queen Street. He was a member of Wolverhampton Civic and Express & Star Comforts Fund, as well as being involved with the Scuttle Club, Lifeboat Fund, St Dunstan's Hostel, the British Red Cross Society and Wolverhampton Children's Holiday Camp. Taylor held the office of Mayor from November 1946 to November 1947. Whilst Mayor, Taylor was also the President of Wolverhampton Savings Committee. For eighteen years he served as the Chairman of the Parks and Physical Recreation Committee, as well as serving on the Markets, Streets, General Purposes and Transport Committees. In 1968 Taylor was awarded an MBE for his local government services. He died in 1984 at the age of eighty-eight at his home in Probert Road, Oxley.

Before Mayoral Midland Counties Express, 28th September 1946
Armistice Day Service Express & Star 11th November 1946
Attending 81st Annual Dinner S.I.S.I. Express & Star 25th January 1947
Opening Dog's Home Express & Star 7th February 1947
Death Express & Star 16th February 1984