– A History of Wales, 1962–97
In the closing third of the twentieth century, Wales experienced the simultaneous effects of deindustrialisation, the subsequent loss of employment and community cohesion, and the struggle for its language and identity. These changes were largely forced upon the country, whose own voice, rarely agreed upon within its borders, had to fight to be heard outside of Wales.
This talk is based on Richard’s latest book, published this February with excellent reviews in the major media.
Richard King lives in Moylgrove and mid-Wales. He is the author of several prize-winning books.
No bookings required for this talk – just turn up! We look forward to seeing you.