Brian Morgan Edwards (August 1934 – December 2002) was a Welsh businessman and politician who sponsored the first Welsh-language recording studio for popular music.
By spending his weekends driving around the industrial estates of west London, and on Monday mornings presenting a list of company names to his secretary, he rapidly built up a strong following of prospective customers.
The Hyde Park Tories, including John Goss, Michael Brotherton, William List, Christopher Horne, and others, became a leading campaign organisation inside the Conservative Party.
The combination of marriage to Rona and residence in Wales turned Edwards into a fervent Welsh Nationalist, and he supported that cause for many years.
[5] In 1976, Edwards, then party treasurer, was part of a four-man Plaid Cymru delegation which visited Libya to study the building of schools and hospitals.