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What's on in Gwent: Welsh cakes, blues, wedding fayre and foraging

Prince William and Princess Kate visited Pontypridd to meet locals affected by flooding caused by Storm Bert and Storm Darragh.
At Pontypridd Market, they learned to make Welsh cakes and engaged with business owners about the floods.
The couple received a warm welcome from crowds who sang traditional Welsh hymns during their visit.
They also visited the Meadow Street Community Garden to discuss its restoration and the volunteers' efforts post-flooding.

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