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The Prince Of Wales Visits Monmouthshire And Herefordshire ABERGAVENNY, WALES - OCTOBER 01: Prince William, Prince Of Wales (R) speaks with Jim Beavan from Great Tre-rhew Farm, a local farming family, who have partnered with the charity Stump Up For Trees, to use their land for upstream flooding interventions and the charity s goal of planting one million native trees across South Wales, at White Castle Farm on October 01, 2026 in Abergavenny, Wales. The Prince of Wales visited the region to meet with those tackling the threat of flooding caused by extreme weather conditions., Credit:Chris Jackson PA ROTA - B68 Avalon United Kingdom, Wales, Abergavenny

The Prince Of Wales Visits Monmouthshire And Herefordshire ABERGAVENNY, WALES - OCTOBER 01: Prince William, Prince Of Wales (R) speaks with Jim Beavan from Great Tre-rhew Farm, a local farming family, who have partnered with the charity Stump Up For Trees, to use their land for upstream flooding interventions and the charity s goal of planting one million native trees across South Wales, at White Castle Farm on October 01, 2026 in Abergavenny, Wales. The Prince of Wales visited the region to meet with those tackling the threat of flooding caused by extreme weather conditions., Credit:Chris Jackson PA ROTA - B68 Avalon United Kingdom, Wales, Abergavenny

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Recording Date: Oct 1, 2026

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The Prince Of Wales Visits Monmouthshire And Herefordshire ABERGAVENNY, WALES - OCTOBER 01: Prince William, Prince Of Wales (R) speaks with Jim Beavan from Great Tre-rhew Farm, a local farming family, who have partnered with the charity Stump Up For Trees, to use their land for upstream flooding interventions and the charity s goal of planting one million native trees across South Wales, at White Castle Farm on October 01, 2026 in Abergavenny, Wales. The Prince of Wales visited the region to meet with those tackling the threat of flooding caused by extreme weather conditions., Credit:Chris Jackson PA ROTA - B68 Avalon United Kingdom, Wales, Abergavenny

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