内容摘要："Barry was a town only busy in the summer, now it brings people from all over all year round," she said.

"Barry was a town only busy in the summer, now it brings people from all over all year round," she said.

"At Rheims last night the instrument of surrender was signed which in effect is a surrender of all personnel of the German forces all equipment and shipping and all machinery in Germany."Reflecting on the message 80 years later, Mr Morgan, said: "I was so pleased to get it because, like all of us, we all wanted to get back home... but you can't do it overnight."

He met the Princess of Wales on Monday as part of VE Day commemorations at Buckingham Palace.John James Woodman was born on 1 July 1919 in the Aston area of Birmingham.He was called up in 1939 and joined the Royal Warwickshire Regiment.

In 1944, he was transferred to the Royal Engineers and served in various locations overseas.Mr Woodman was orphaned when he was 15 and the letters he wrote were mainly to his aunt Alice and uncle Gregory, who lived in Coaley.

The letter his family shared was written to them on 15 November 1945, when he was hoping to hear details of his return from Africa back to England.

The letter has a focus on the end of the war and looking towards the future.The little house is dwarfed by its neighbour across the road, the towering Three Sisters ridges of the 1,150m (3,773ft) mountain Biden nam Bian.

Its name, Allt-na-Reigh, roughly translates from its mangled Gaelic as "burn of the slope", a reference to the stream that rushes close by and down under a bridge on the A82.But Allt-na-Reigh is in a sorry state having become a target for attacks on the memory of its dead former owner - Jimmy Savile.

The cottage has been repeatedly vandalised since the paedophile TV presenter died in his Leeds flat in 2011, and his years of exploiting hundreds of people, mostly vulnerable young women,The Dame Janet Smith review, published in 2016, identified 72 victims of Savile in connection with his work at the BBC, including eight who were raped.