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Description Bill Mayne, Director of Marketing and Distribution at Principality Building Society, Culture Minister Alun Pugh and Peter Tyndall, Chief Executive of the Arts Council of Wales at Nikki Cass's display at Craft in the Bay, Cardiff.
Date 19 May 2004
Source UK Government Web Archive
Author Welsh Assembly Government (Crown Copyright)
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