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A Kingdom for a Bookshop COUNTRY SQUIRE MAGAZINE
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A Kingdom for a Bookshop COUNTRY SQUIRE MAGAZINE
BY LIZ HODGKINSON In the early 1960s, two small rural towns 160 miles apart faced similar problems. Their young people were going to university and never returning, leaving the places denuded of their brightest and best. Today, these two towns, Hay-on-Wye (main photograph) on the Welsh border, and St Neots in Cambridgeshire, my own hometown, have very different outcomes. Hay is internationally known as the …
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