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I'm not a believer in this incident, something happened here but i'm doubtful it was a UFO Crash or incident. Lights were seen in the sky but there was also a mild earthquake in the area and lights have been associated with lights.
A new book has been published by Steven Lumley
'The Berwyn Mountains Incident Revealed' it seems to have mixed reviews.
There is a ufo documentary on it called Britain's Closest Encounters - Berwyn Mountain Mystery which is available on you tube
Thanks, I'll check it out.
Edward
New info on this chase an alleged UFO crash in Wales
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/w...rious-15599694
...One woman, who said she lived very near by, told Kellett her dad worked for the Ministry of Defence and on that night she heard an enormous bang - the tremor from which measured 3.5 on the Richter scale - and that she and her brother were told to go back to bed.
Later in the evening she could hear people talking in the house about making calls and when she looked out of the window she saw something large being loaded onto the back of a truck, although she did not know what it was. She claimed there were a lot of soldiers in the area.
Years later, her dad told her a Russian ship in the Irish Sea had fired a missile "in the wrong direction" and hit something which came down and was taken away by the military.
Meanwhile, retired nurse Pat Evans who believed an aircraft had crashed drove to the site and saw a pulsating orange and red glow on the hillside and other lights.
In addition, one ex-military man recalled how he'd been working in a team at one end of the A5 and claimed something "catastrophic" had gone wrong with an underground base "that was not manned by people of this world."
Finally, Kellett's findings also included a pensioner with links to the RAF and NASA who stated the organisations had been developing a new weapon to bring down unidentified flying objects and it had been used successfully that night...