'Field of Remembrance' memorial opens in Cardiff Castle grounds
It's open for visitors between now and the 12th November
An opening ceremony has taken place for the 2024 Welsh National Field of Remembrance, at Cardiff Castle.
It features rows of more than 3,000 crosses and commemorative markers inside the castle, each carrying a personal message to someone who has lost their life during service.
Officials say it is a reminder that "their sacrifices are never forgotten."
It is in place until 12th November, with members of the public invited to visit and pay their respects.
The Deputy Lord Mayor of Cardiff, Cllr Helen Lloyd Jones said, "It is important to remember those who lost their lives during service in all conflicts; from the beginning of the First World War right up to the current events in the Ukraine and in the Middle East.
"It is a time to reflect and pay tribute to all those who serve and have served, for risking their lives to keep others safe, and also to remember their families.
"The Field of Remembrance is a touching tribute to these members of the armed forces."