It was produced to mark an event in September 1968 which went down in British history.
"It was the longest siege in British police history, and I think that still holds good today," said Frank, 88, of Market Drayton.I have blogged about the siege of Weston-under-Redcastle before. .
An article in the Shropshire Star tells the story again, with some quotes from people who were involved.
I like to think that the comments on my first post on the siege are even more enlightening.
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