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Rubbish at Cardiff Bay
LICENCE IMAGES: https://archive.matt-horwood.com/gallery/010421-Rubbish-Cardiff-Bay-Cardiff-Wales/G0000P1qpPtYqkP0
Protest at Cardiff Central Police station
CARDIFF, WALES - MARCH 17: A protest outside Cardiff Central Police Station on March 17, 2021 in Cardiff, Wales. Legislation giving police greater power to crack down on protests has passed its second reading in the House of Commons with a majority of 96 votes, amid anger at the way officers broke up a vigil for Sarah Everard where women were handcuffed and arrested. Sarah Everard, 33, disappeared after walking home from a friend's house on March 3. Wayne Couzens, 48, has been charged with the 33-year-old's kidnap and murder.
LICENCE IMAGES: https://archive.matt-horwood.com/gallery/170321-Cardiff-Central-Police-Station-protest-Cardiff-Wales/G0000J4.s.TV_WrY/
Vigil for Sarah Everard and Wenjing Lin at the Senedd, Cardiff Bay
CARDIFF, WALES - MARCH 13: A vigil for Sarah Everard and Wenjing Lin on the steps of the Senedd, home of the Welsh Parliament, in Cardiff Bay on March 13, 2021 in Cardiff, Wales. Sarah Everard, 33, disappeared when walking home to Brixton from Clapham in south London last week. Metropolitan Police officer, Wayne Couzens, 48, has been charged with her kidnap and murder. Wenjing Lin, 16, died following an incident at her family's Chinese takeaway in Treorchy Wales. Chun Xu, 31, has been charged with her murder.
February - Daily Life in Wales
More coronavirus images from South Wales in February - archive.matt-horwood.com
Coronavirus vaccine sculpture
BRISTOL, UNITED KINGDOM- FEBRUARY 05: Artist Luke Jerram's sculpture of the coronavirus and coronavirus vaccine in glass at the Paintworks on February 05, 2021 in Bristol, United Kingdom. The sculpture, which is one million times larger than the actual vaccine nanoparticle, marks the ten millionth vaccination to be administered in the UK. Five limited editions of the artwork will be sold with all profits going to the global charity Médecins Sans Frontières to help communities heavily impacted by the pandemic. Testing positive for Covid-19 himself in November, Jerram says he is still feeling the effects of the virus. "When I created a sculpture of Covid-19 back in March, little did I know I would later be among those to contract the virus."
LICENCE IMAGES: https://archive.matt-horwood.com/gallery/050221-Coronavirus-And-Vaccine-Artwork-Bristol-England/G0000jf8yGynZCaI
