Angharad Tomos It’s the detail that gets you – the old woman outside the house before they left,  the army officer who could not pronounce Welsh place-names, the man whose home was blown up. They all add up to the memories of a community that was displaced. Displaced communities are not new, just that this … Continue reading ‘It’s the end of the world’: Why we should remember the clearing of Epynt 80 years on