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Cardiff and Namibia find their Way Forward

22 October 2014

Chris Juniper

Health Ministers Haingura & Drakeford: a meeting of minds

The Namibian delegation, very pleased to be here

The Hon Minister and Diane Watkins make Hywel Thomas look like a giant!

The Way Forward launch: full of great people who can make things happen

Our VC and First Minister ready for speeches

Naturally community journalism really featured

Clare and Cath from PCUTL were a huge help to Jen on the day: thanks!

Regular friends Chris and Amelia of CSAD Cardiff Met were on hand

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