Army medics given freedom of Cardiff
Welsh Army Medics have been awarded the freedom of Cardiff this morning. Reserve soldiers from 203 (Welsh) Field Hospital marched through the capital after a royal gun salute to mark the Queen's birthday.
'Wonderful' to be given freedom of city, says colonel
Colonel Tina Donnelly of the 203 (Welsh) Field Hospital told ITV News that it was "absolutely wonderful" to be recognised by the city.
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