How a homesick soldier carried stone Cornish pasty from Bethlehem through Second World War

By The Editor

15th Jan 2022 | Local News

Homesick soldier Bill Jewell carved a Cornish pasty from stone in Bethlehem during the Second World War - and brought it home via the Normandy Landings

     

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