Vic Williams hailed from Rhosllannerchrugog, near Wrexham but it was in his adopted town of Connahs Quay that he settled and found fulfillment.Teaching law in the commerce department of Kelsterton college, Vic quickly earned the respect of students and fellow staffers. But it was as a local historian and writer that he was to make a unique contribution to the community life and culture of Deeside.In this clip, recorded at his Connahs Quay home in 2011, local historian and writer, Vic Williams chats to fellow heritage enthusiast, John Butler, about Deeside's recent industrial past. During the conversation, he introduces us to the moving, Welsh language, writings of his grandfather and his plans to set them down for posterity.This clip is an extract from a 2011 Interview devised by John Butler.