In 1971 he was commissioned to produce the full-length statue of Winston Churchill which now stands in Parliament Square, London.About Parliament Square The artist Kyffin Williams, a friend of Roberts-Jones, is said to have acted as the model for Churchill. The organiser of the appeal to raise money for the statue did not like its initial appearance, and reported: "At the moment the head is undoubtedly like Churchill, but perhaps not quite right of him at the pinnacle of his career. The cheeks, the eyes, the forehead and the top of the head require improvement. I told Mr Roberts-Jones that above the eyes I thought I was looking at Mussolini." The sculptor promised to "remove the dome of the head to bring about a lowering of the forehead"."Winston Churchill's statue 'had a look of Mussolini'", The Telegraph, 1 January 2004. Accessed 6 January 2015
