Alex Jones Visits Aberfan as Wales Marks 60 Years Since Disaster
Alex Jones meets survivors and rescue volunteers as the documentary revisits the disaster’s lasting psychological toll and the failures that followed.
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Alex Jones visits Aberfan as Wales marks 60 years since disaster
SIXTY years after the Aberfan disaster, TV presenter Alex Jones is hosting a special programme for S4C exploring how the community has lived with the legacy of one of Wales’s most devastating tragedies
As the 60th anniversary of the Aberfan disaster approaches a pastor and a school pupil at the time share memories of what they saw that day.
In Alex Jones: One Day in Aberfan, which will be broadcast on S4C, S4C Clic and BBC iPlayer tonight (Sunday, October 18 at 8 o'clock), the presenter visits Aberfan for the first time to meet survivors, those who ran to help on the day of the disaster, and a new generation who are determined to keep the memory of Aberfan alive.
‘The children were all the same age as my own’: Alex Jones visits Aberfan
Alex Jones visits Aberfan Cemetery. Photo S4C Nation.Cymru staff Alex Jones has spoken about the impact of visiting the graves of children killed in the Aberfan disaster while filming a documentary marking its 60th anniversary. The presenter travelled to the village for the first time to meet survivors, volunteers who joined the rescue effort and young people helping to preserve its history. In Alex Jones: Un diwrnod yn Aberfan, she visits Aber…
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