Good morning Cardiff!
This afternoon Cardiff Shoppers will be playing host to an afternoon of jazz from Spike Milligan's wartime quartet in the Hayes from 1pm.
Milligan is appearing in Spike's Adolf Hitler: My Part In His Downfall at New Theatre starting from today. The lunchtime concert is free and will fuse comedy and music in memoirs from the barracks.
At 7pm the Adamsdown pact meeting will take place at St German's Church Hall at 7pm – see more on ourbobby.com
in the news, yourCardiff reports Sainsbury's application for an extended alcohol licence in its St Mary Street branch – this looks set for a repeat of the objections Tesco Express faced with its similar application. Will the protests of the police and local councillors overruled by the courts? Watch this space.
WalesOnline continues the focus on Cardiff's city centre transport schemes in this article.
Cardiff Central AM Jenny Randerson has decided to step down in the assembly elections next year, reports Politics Cymru.
Tweet Cardiff looks at the Doctor Who tour coming to Cardiff in October and Feeder's announcement the band will headline this year's Admiral Cardiff Big Weekend at the end of July.
BBC National Orchestra of Wales announced its new opera season in Cardiff, reports Welsh Icons.
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