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Roma community visiting industrial heritage in the South Wales valleys. Bringing to life Roma stories in Newport, South Wales
The Natural History Society of Northumbria holds over 16,000 items related to wildlife and nature in the north east of England. Photo: NHSN. New Voices for North East Nature