Judy Arliss, from Shrewsbury, was clutching her infant son at the time of the blasts.
Fifty years on from the Birmingham pub bombings, a woman from Shrewsbury who was inside a phone box clutching her 11 month-old son as the explosions rocked the city, remembers it like it was yesterday.
On the evening of 21 November 1974, 21 people died as bombs exploded in two pubs, the Mulberry Bush and the Tavern in the Town. Another 220 were injured.
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