The funeral has been held for the seven-year-old boy who fell to his death while skiing in the French Alps. It is believed Carwyn Scott-Howell from Brecon became separated from his family on the slope before the fall.
The funeral of a young schoolboy from Talybont-on-Usk near Brecon who died on a family skiing holiday last month will take place in Abergavenny later.
Seven-year-old Carwyn Scott Hall died after falling from a cliff in the French Alps on the 10th April. He is reported to have become separated from his family before ending up off-piste.
An officer with the Bonneville mountain rescue service told reporters at the time that Carwyn fell off the rocky outcrop after apparently losing his way.
The funeral will take place at St. Mary's Church on Monk Street in Abergavenny and mourners have been told to wear bright colours to remember Carwyn - particularly blue, red and purple, which were his favourite colours.
The family has also said that donations in memory of Carwyn can be made to Wales Air Ambulance and Brecon Beacons Mountain Rescue. There will be a bucket collection at the service.
A coroner's court was told how the seven year old died from multiple injuries 'consistent with a fall from a height.'
Investigations into how Carwyn Scott-Howell came to fall to his death in the French Alps are continuing.
The family of a seven-year-old boy who died on a family ski holiday in the French Alps have described him as a 'daring little boy".