Tag: World War II

• Where is Hereford, got to see John Bulmer…

  On Wednesday I go via my favorite form of public Transport (the Train) to Hereford. Now other than cows and a late goal by Ronnie Radford in the 1972 FA Cup at Home to Newcastle. I know little of the place. I have missed The Hereford Photographic exhibition over the past few years as I […]

  Alan Whitfield

  November 22, 2011

  Alan Whitfield

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• Glyndwr Resonace Film Project

  So here is where im up to on this project. We have just done our Auditions. Meet the team: the face of Glyndwr Resonance Film Project http://bit.ly/g498Y1  

  Alan Whitfield

  December 15, 2010

  Alan Whitfield

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