THE DELIVERY OF BIRTH CONTROL ADVICE IN SOUTH WALES BETWEEN THE WARS

In 1938 Marie Stopes outlined the progress of her Cardiff birth control clinic in all local newspapers. ‘Since opening last October the South Wales Mothers’ Clinic at 60 Railway Street, Splott, Cardiff, has dealt with over 300 very touching, even tragic cases of South Wales mothers who until our coming had no one to turn to for the help they needed.’1