Platinum Jubilee: How people in Wales have been celebrating the Queen's 70 years on the throne

Here's how people in Wales have been celebrating the Platinum Jubilee. Credit: Paula Brzenczek / Joanne Edwards

As the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations continue across the UK, we've been asking what people in Wales have been up to.

It marks 70 years of reign for Queen Elizabeth II since taking her place on the throne on 6 February 1952.

As part of the Jubilee, members of the royal family have been paying visits all over the country, including to Cardiff.

Earlier today (4 June), the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were joined by Prince George and Princess Charlotte at Cardiff Castle to meet entertainers staging a Jubilee show.

But here's how people in Wales have been celebrating...

A Jubilee party in Swansea. Credit: Kay Hinders
Paul's grandchildren, Lily and Ryan, at a family afternoon celebration. Credit: Paul Whitfield
Amira from Mold, Flintshire. Credit: Joanne Edwards
Celebrations in Pontypool. Credit: Paula Brzenczek
Bruno the dog celebrating in Mold, Flintshire. Credit: Joanne Edwards
Emma, Charlie, Karon and Andrew celebrate the Platinum Jubilee in Treforest. Credit: Emma Baldwin
Lisa decorated her home with Jubilee-themed balloons and flags. Credit: Lisa Jones
Willow Grace from Ammanford. Credit: Sian Llewelyn
Enjoying a Jubilee party in Treforest. Credit: Emma Baldwin
Some enjoyed a more peaceful break at Kenfig National Nature Reserve. Credit: Twitter @jodieanne__
Jubilee celebrations in Pontypool. Credit: Paula Brzenczek