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Meraid Quay, Cardiff Bay (Copy) View fullsize
Soldiers at Brecon, South Wales, following a night of heavy snow (Copy) View fullsize
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Prince Charles at HMS Duncan in Cardiff, Wales (Copy) View fullsize
070611 Opening of the Fourth Session of the National Assembly (Senedd) by her Majesty the Queen. Also in attendance was Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall. PIC: Matthew Horwood / Media Wales View fullsize
Storm Brian - press photography (Copy) View fullsize
Sunset in Cardiff City Centre (Copy) View fullsize
NATO Summit in Cardiff - press (Copy) View fullsize
David Cameron (Copy) View fullsize
040612 Street party for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee at the Fairway, Cyncoed, Hampton Crescent. Picture shows Elizabeth Davies. PIC: Matthew Horwood / Media Wales - View fullsize
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Leanne Wood (Copy) View fullsize
Warm weather in Cathays Park, Cardiff. (Photo by Matthew Horwood) View fullsize
Walkers at Brecon Becons, South Wales (Copy) View fullsize
CARDIFF, WALES - JANUARY 30: First Minister of Wales Carwyn Jones leaves a meeting with the joint ministerial committee at City Hall on January 30, 2017 in Cardiff, Wales. The joint ministerial committee (JMC) includes the leaders from Westminster, View fullsize
Christina Aguilera (Copy) View fullsize
Prince Charles at Cardiff Bay (Copy) View fullsize
Molly the dog enjoys the fine spring weather in Thompson's Park, Cardiff. (Photo by Matthew Horwood) View fullsize
Street party preparations for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee at St Aidan Crescent, Heath. View fullsize
David Cameron (Copy) View fullsize
040413 Rosie Morton, 18, of Brecon was kicked in the face by her horse Luke. She still loves her horse and wants to encourage other riders of the importance of wearing helmets. PIC: Matthew Horwood E: matthew.horwood@me.com T: 0772 500 2000 View fullsize
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(Photo by Matthew Horwood) View fullsize
Meraid Quay, Cardiff Bay (Copy)
Soldiers at Brecon, South Wales, following a night of heavy snow (Copy)
EVENT_06.JPG
MH_250618_MH0_5154.jpg
Prince Charles at HMS Duncan in Cardiff, Wales (Copy)
070611 Opening of the Fourth Session of the National Assembly (Senedd) by her Majesty the Queen. Also in attendance was Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall. PIC: Matthew Horwood / Media Wales
Storm Brian - press photography (Copy)
Sunset in Cardiff City Centre (Copy)
NATO Summit in Cardiff - press (Copy)
David Cameron (Copy)
040612 Street party for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee at the Fairway, Cyncoed, Hampton Crescent. Picture shows Elizabeth Davies. PIC: Matthew Horwood / Media Wales -
2000.jpg
Leanne Wood (Copy)
Warm weather in Cathays Park, Cardiff. (Photo by Matthew Horwood)
Walkers at Brecon Becons, South Wales (Copy)
CARDIFF, WALES - JANUARY 30: First Minister of Wales Carwyn Jones leaves a meeting with the joint ministerial committee at City Hall on January 30, 2017 in Cardiff, Wales. The joint ministerial committee (JMC) includes the leaders from Westminster,
Christina Aguilera (Copy)
Prince Charles at Cardiff Bay (Copy)
Molly the dog enjoys the fine spring weather in Thompson's Park, Cardiff. (Photo by Matthew Horwood)
Street party preparations for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee at St Aidan Crescent, Heath.
David Cameron (Copy)
040413 Rosie Morton, 18, of Brecon was kicked in the face by her horse Luke. She still loves her horse and wants to encourage other riders of the importance of wearing helmets. PIC: Matthew Horwood E: matthew.horwood@me.com T: 0772 500 2000
(Photo by Matthew Horwood)

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