Good morning Cardiff!
I trust you all had a good weekend. For those with an interest in online antics in your local area make sure you check out some of the stuff which took place at the Talk About Local Unconference at the weekend.
This is also a gentle reminder about our PR vs Bloggers special panel for the Cardiff Bloggers Meet-ups – tickets for free drinks have sold up but you don't need to sign up to attend so have a look at the details here and then make sure you head to Pica Pica on Wednesday.
What's making Cardiff tick today?
In the news, students from University of Wales Institute Cardiff were out protesting on Friday morning against cuts to humanities courses, the Cardiffian reports. The University of Wales Institute, Cardiff has been criticised for planning to axe its history and politics department while its vice chancellor pockets £226,635 a year, WalesOnline reports.
A freedom of information request has revealed 2,319 complaints lodged against Cardiff buses in the last 14 months, the Cardiffian reports, as passengers criticised drivers' attitudes, standards of driving and their failure to stop to pick up passengers.
The Cardiffian also reveals funding ring fenced by Cardiff council for emergency respite for carers looking after family members has not been used over the past year.
And that's it for the Cardiffian until next year as the students running the Cardiff news blog head off on work placements ahead of their exams – here's their signing off post.
A family cat could have smothered a baby in Cardiff an inquest heard, WalesOnline reports.
Cardiff council is considering putting up a new set of signs in Llandaff featuring only the spelling "Llandaf", it has been claimed.
The new Cardiff Story museum has seen more than 200 visitors on its opening day on Friday, BBC Wales has some great images from the heritage centre.
A resident of Whitchurch and local expert on the origins and history of the Glamorganshire Canal blogs about it for yourCardiff.
Lib Dem councillor Francesca Montemaggi has welcomed the improvements to the cycle path on Taffs Mead Embankment, read more here.
A gypsy and traveller art project hopes to bring young people from the Shirenewton site in Cardiff in on the month long celebrations. Read more on the National Theatre Wales community website.
South Wales Police has re-appealed for the suspect wanted in connection with the murder of Aamir Siddiqi just before the anniversary of the incident. Read more here.
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