Books by Bernard O'Connor

Born and brought up in the industrial north-east of England, Bernard O'Connor went on to teach Humanities and English in Taiwan, China and Australia. Now living near Cambridge, UK, he has researched and published widely on the social, economic, environmental and archaeological impact of the nineteenth century coprolite industry, the geology, archaeology and history of the Mawddach estuary in North Wales and his local area on the border of Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire. Much in demand as a public speaker, his most recent publications have been RAF Tempsford: Churchill's most secret airfield and Women of RAF Tempsford: Churchill's agents of wartime resistance.