File A2/161a. - 'The Editor'. The writer of the 'Flint & Denbigh Notes' obviously knows nothing about TWW or its work. All the ...,

'The Editor'. The writer of the 'Flint & Denbigh Notes' obviously knows nothing about TWW or its work. All the Flintshire investors in Teledu Cymru would have lost all their investments were it not for the rescue work of TWW. The programmes produced by the Company have been enjoyed by the people of Flintshire and the whole of Wales, especially Welsh Wales. 'It would be interesting to know the identity of the writer of the column, and the knowledge would probably reveal the reason why he has dipped his pen in acid to try to malign a Company which has served Wales well in its hour of need'. Even Lord Hill admits that, while stealing the licence from TWW, he has no complaints against the Company, simply that the new Company offered improved prospects. Time alone will reveal whether he was right or wrong, but to deprive the Company of its licence on the say-so of a man like Lord Hill is clearly farcical.