Good morning Cardiff!
Today The Cardiff Story – the new city heritage museum due to open in Spring next year – starts its Big Give campaign today to get the last bit of funding for the second phase of the museum. We did a post about The Big Give here. Donations are limited to £5,000 and start from 10am – you can donate here.
The Cathays partnerships and communities meeting will take place at the Crwys Road Methodist Church from 7pm. More on Cardiff Digs.
What's making Cardiff tick today?
The Cardiff big Santa run was cancelled yesterday morning due to the icy conditions. Find out more here.
WalesOnline digs in a bit deeper to the story of the nativity now being shown at the Tabernacl Church in the Hayes until 18 December.
Katrina Kirkwood writes her Cardiff story for We Are Cardiff.
Following our interview on making Cardifference - journalism, blogging and Guardian Cardiff - Kieran McCann has written up the interview for Xpress Radio for the new Cardifference blog here.
Cardiff council's Local Development Plan public consultation took place on four days last week. My Whitchurch went along to one of the sessions and was disappointed by the format of the meeting. Matt writes in this blogpost why he felt the exercise was a waste of time.
Former Cardiff north MP Julie Morgan has said Cardiff Bus station is in dire need of a revamp. MP Alun Michael also support the claims.
More than 100 cases of the vomiting bug norovirus have been recorded during an outbreak at Cardiff Hotel Park Plaza over the weekend. More on BBC Wales here.
An extra alley-gating programme has been secured for Grangetown, yourCardiff reports.
Side Street Style looks forward to Christmas with some jumper picks, a new Russian look and explains why they'll be more unisex blogging on the way.
Almost Welsh blog explores the new Urban Outfitters in Cardiff – and makes an announcement about a new blogging opportunity – find out more here.
Are the Cardiff Blues Welsh enough? Dafydd Pritchard has a look at question the XV blog by creating a map of the birthplace of Blues players.
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