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#70 Cardiff city council have agreed to spend 91,582 on acquiring the Hayes block of buildings, which is only a small section of the immense redevelopment planned for the city’s central area.

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#70 Cardiff city council have agreed to spend 91,582 on acquiring the Hayes block of buildings, which is only a small section of the immense redevelopment planned for the city’s central area.

What Wales Looked like in the 1960s Through These Fascinating Photos

#70 Cardiff city council have agreed to spend 91,582 on acquiring the Hayes block of buildings, which is only a small section of the immense redevelopment planned for the city’s central area.

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