Good morning Cardiff!
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What's making Cardiff tick today?
An empty shop in Cardiff city centre will remain vacant after a failed bid from a supermarket to sell alcohol, WalesOnline reports. While a family run business has been given permission to sell alcohol in the leafy suburb of Cyncoed, yourCardiff reports.
Want to know more about sweet shops in Cardiff? This South Wales Echo feature visits a number to find out what goodies are on offer.
Clark's Pies are bringing out a number of new flavours giving the Cardiff brand a modern revamp – more here.
Cat on the Wall blog posts an interview with Cardiff based musician My Name Is Ian who talks to us about his fantastic cassette tape series and more – read here.
Cardiff Rivers Group branched out this blustery Sunday into a blocked and stagnant woodland stream and littered Brynfedw Woods in Llanedeyrn, Keep Wales Tidy has the write up.
Boiler House announce a new graffiti workshop – move fast as there are only six tickets available.
Police in Cardiff are appealing for information on a burglary where specialist DJ equipment was stolen. More here.
Cardiff Bites reviews the Hampton Store in Penarth while Gourmet Gorro reviews Las Iguanas in Cardiff Bay.
Adam Corner talks about a recent visit to Uganda for climate change research in Hack/Flash's View Askew.
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