Good morning Cardiff!
A level results come out this morning – nervous students young and old will be waking up sleeplessly this morning to collect their results as we speak. We'll be following the main news on the Guardian website – but if you have a story to tell or want to get in touch about your results email cardiff.local@guardian.co.uk or call 07867 538 130.
The Green Man festival is warming up at Buffalo Bar tonight as an evening of poetry and prose awaits with celebrated singer/songwriter and poet Simone Felice.
The supper club will continue tonight in Milgi Lounge – a unique Bedouin Banquet will be on offer for the night of social dining – but you need to book – more here.
What's making Cardiff tick today?
In the news, the risk of teenagers dropping out of school has risen, reports WalesOnline. WalesOnline will also have a live web chat with careers advisor Rosemary Allen from 1.30pm here.
Memories of Llandaff North are posted up on Living Magazines' blog as well as the history of UWIC.
Cardiff City Centre blog rounds up some of the blogposts about the controversial new Hooters in Cardiff.
Cardiff Arts Institute tells us about Cardiff band Hail The Planes!
Cardiff Bites samples the cupcakes from the new shop which has opened on Park Place. The verdict? So sugary you may "slip into a sugar induced coma" - be warned!
YourCardiff looks at the One Stop licensing application which is going before Cardiff Council's licensing sub committee on Friday which has prompted a 350 signature petition from local residents. More here.
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