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Prince Charles tribute at Senghenydd mining memorial Prince Charles tribute at Senghenydd mining memorial
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Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall have paid tribute to Wales' coal miners on the fourth day of their tour of Wales.Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall have paid tribute to Wales' coal miners on the fourth day of their tour of Wales.
The prince laid a wreath at the foot of the Welsh National Mining Memorial during a visit to Senghenydd, near Caerphilly.The prince laid a wreath at the foot of the Welsh National Mining Memorial during a visit to Senghenydd, near Caerphilly.
The couple also opened the Aber Valley Heritage Centre which tells the history of the south Wales valleys.The couple also opened the Aber Valley Heritage Centre which tells the history of the south Wales valleys.
They then attended separate engagements in Monmouthshire.They then attended separate engagements in Monmouthshire.
An explosion killed 439 miners and a rescuer at the Universal Colliery in Senghenydd on 14 October 1913 and the national memorial was unveiled last year to mark the centenary.An explosion killed 439 miners and a rescuer at the Universal Colliery in Senghenydd on 14 October 1913 and the national memorial was unveiled last year to mark the centenary.
The duchess also visited Usk as part of a tour of a number of locations taking part in the Britain in Bloom competition.The duchess also visited Usk as part of a tour of a number of locations taking part in the Britain in Bloom competition.
She met local school children, business owners and members of the community. She met school children, business owners and members of the community.
The prince was visiting Crickhowell and also Llwyn Celyn at Crucorney Fawr, a Grade I-listed 15th Century farmstead, recently acquired by the Landmark Trust. The prince was visiting Crickhowell and also Llwyn Celyn at Crucorney Fawr, a Grade I listed 15th Century farmstead, recently acquired by the Landmark Trust.