EV-0121 — South Wales Echo search extract: ‘farmer freed’, Buckler vows to ‘fight on to the death’
| EV ID | EV-0121 |
|---|---|
| Title | South Wales Echo search extract: ‘farmer freed’, Buckler vows to ‘fight on to the death’ |
| Date of document | Friday 24 March 1989 |
| Type | press |
| Evidence label | PRESS REPORT |
| Repository / reference | South Wales Echo, held by the British Newspaper Archive. Catalogue no. GHF-E090-N15-16, part of N15; Datro repository files …_002.png–…_006.png (commit 2e514c59). |
| Status | HELD — open the scan (image) |
| Provenance | Screenshot of a British Newspaper Archive search result, a snippet not the full article; Part of N15 image group; Specific image unmatched. |
| Wiki catalogue page | GHF-E090-N15-16 |
| Claims that rely on this | Media Gallery |
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Quotation: […] farmer freed. ‘I will fight on to the death.’ FARMER BILLY Buckler vowed to continue his fight over the loss of his historic family home and more than 70 acres of land […]
Proves: The South Wales Echo (24 March 1989), under a headline fragment ‘farmer freed,’ reported Buckler vowed to continue his fight over loss of his family home and land.
Does not prove: Only a snippet is shown; The full headline, byline, and surrounding text are not visible, and the ’70 acres’ figure is not confirmed by this record.