Pictured: Charlotte Jackson Thursday 20 October 2016
Re: Wales manager Chris Coleman has been given the freedom of his hometown of Swansea.
Coleman, 46, guided Wales to the semi-final of Euro 2016 - the side's first major tournament in 58 years.
He got the honour at a ceremony at the city's Guildhall on Thursday.
Lord Mayor David Hopkins said: "Chris is a proud Swansea boy and a terrific ambassador for the city, so he's thoroughly deserving of being offered the...
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Pictured: Charlotte Jackson Thursday 20 October 2016
Re: Wales manager Chris Coleman has been given the freedom of his hometown of Swansea.
Coleman, 46, guided Wales to the semi-final of Euro 2016 - the side's first major tournament in 58 years.
He got the honour at a ceremony at the city's Guildhall on Thursday.
Lord Mayor David Hopkins said: "Chris is a proud Swansea boy and a terrific ambassador for the city, so he's thoroughly deserving of being offered the highest honour we can confer."
Other people to be given the freedom of the city include Prince Charles and President Jimmy Carter, as well as footballers John Charles and Mel Nurse.
Following the ceremony, a celebration will be held at Brangwyn Hall, which includes a performance by James Dean Bradfield of the Manic Street Preachers.
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