Morning all! What's making Cardiff tick today?
What do chef's whites, a Superman cape, an electric drill and a knitted monkey have in common? They make up the strange list of lost property left on Cardiff Buses.
Residents in Cardiff are being encouraged to take part in the biggest wildlife survey ever carried out in the city, WalesOnline reports.
Missed the launch of the Tolkien and Wales book last weekend? Edward Gomez has blogged about the event.
A chief reporter has set off on a protest march to the Welsh Assembly offices in Cardiff in the latest move in a campaign against electricity pylons, Hold the Front Page reports.
Community gardens in Penarth have been given a cash boost from the Co-operative Society, The Penarth Times reports.
A new proposal to build student flats on an empty patch of land in Cardiff has angered local residents, yourCardiff reports.
My Whitchurch blogs on the problem of too few bike stands in the area.
The Lord Mayor of Cardiff has concluded his year by presenting his nominated charity, Latch Welsh Children's Cancer Charity with a cheque for £64,000 - Cardiff Digs reports.
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