Telford MP wants residents' VE Day stories and memories ...Middle East

As the 80th anniversary of VE Day approaches, Telford’s Member of Parliament Shaun Davies is urging people to share their personal memories and stories from Victory in Europe Day and the final days of the Second World War.

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