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A trip to St Fagans! A crew from Pembrokeshire went on a their travels up the M4 to St Fagans to learn how they interpret built heritage, the group received a fascinating and informative talk by Nia Williams, Director of Learning and Public Programmes at Amgueddfa Cymru.

The trip was part of the Behind the Scenes events organised by the PLANED - led Preseli Heartlands communities project funded by the Cronfa Treftadaeth y Loteri Gen / National Lottery Heritage Fund - Cymru.

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