control in eight, Independents in three, and Plaid Cymru and the Conservatives control one each. 24 June – Police in Swansea arrest twenty people on charges of drug dealing. 2 July – Jeffrey John, an openly gay clergyman originally from Tonyrefail, is inducted as Dean of St Albans. 6 July The International Musical Eisteddfod opens in Llangollen. The Queen unveils the memorial fountain erected in London in memory of Diana, Princess of Wales. 14 July The National Assembly for Wales brings the Wales Tourist Board, Welsh Development Agency and ELWa under its immediate control. 19 July – The Royal Welsh Show opens at Builth Wells. 28 July – It is announced that the North East Wales Institute of Higher Education, Swansea Institute of Higher Education, Trinity College, Carmarthen and the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama will all become part of the University of Wales. 30 July – The National Eisteddfod of Wales opens at Tredegar House near Newport. 12 August – The Keep Cardiff Tidy campaign wins a special merit award at the Association of Public Service Excellence Awards 2004. 26 August – The Festival of History in North Wales opens in Llanfairfechan. 28 August – Bryn Terfel's Faenol Festival opens. 7 September – Kalan Kawa Karim, an Iraqi Kurd, dies after what police take to be a racist attack in Swansea city centre. 7 October – The Western Mail changes from broadsheet to tabloid/compact format. 8 October – Breconshire Brewery wins the "Champion Beer of Wales" competition at the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) Great Welsh Beer Festival in Cardiff. 26 October – The Monmouth-based inventor, Andrew Hubert von Staufer, wins the Platinum Award for Design and Gold Award for Leisure at the British Invention Show. 1 November - Neil Kinnock becomes head of the British Council. 2 November – Flights to Egypt become available for the first time from Cardiff International Airport. 8 November – The Welsh Assembly Government launches its "free swimming for over-60s" pilot scheme. 19 November – The Wales Children in Need concert is held at Wrexham, starring Bryan Adams. 26 November – Official opening of the Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff 31 December – In the New Year Honours List, author Leslie Thomas is made an OBE for services to literature. Arts and literature 23 March – The National Library of Wales successfully bids for an 18th-century Welsh manuscript auctioned in Los