Brecon trio completes 150‑mile swim, raises £14,500 for cancer centre
Three women from Brecon finish a 150‑mile swim from London to Cardiff, delivering over £14,500 to Velindre Cancer Centre and presenting letters to Westminster and the Senedd.
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Three women from Brecon finish a 150‑mile swim from London to Cardiff, delivering over £14,500 to Velindre Cancer Centre and presenting letters to Westminster and the Senedd.
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