Colwyn Bay at War From Old Photographs by Graham Roberts

Colwyn Bay at War From Old Photographs by Graham Roberts

Colwyn Bay lies in a wonderful spot on the sunny coast of North Wales. The Ministry of Food relocated to Colwyn Bay in 1939 following the outbreak of the Second World War. It is little known just how important the work undertaken at Colwyn Bay would be to the survival of Britain during some of her darkest days. From their base on the Welsh Coast, the relocated civil servants not only set about the enormous task of organising the distribution and rationing of food, they also initiated a massive propaganda effort directed at the people of Great Britain to educate them to feed themselves. It was from Colwyn Bay that initiatives such as 'Dig for Victory' were set out. Colwyn Bay at War is an essential record of the extremely important part played by this small town on the coast of Northern Wales during the Second World War. Without it, the people of Britain may well have starved.

Graham Roberts, a native of Colwyn Bay, has previously published several titles on the town and the surrounding area and regularly gives illustrated talks. He is a magistrate and is also president of Colwyn Bay Civic Society. He is still a resident of Colwyn Bay, where he lives with his wife and family.

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ISBN 13	9781445607702
ISBN 10	1445607700
Title	Colwyn Bay at War From Old Photographs
Author	Graham Roberts
Series	From Old Photographs
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Amberley Publishing
Year published	2012-04-15
Number of pages	128
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