Good morning Cardiff!
Today the girls running 165 miles from London to Cardiff (follow @LondontoCardiff) will be running into the city as the final leg of the race. We've got a report coming soon from the group so watch the blog today.
We'll also be bringing you a report from the Wales Blog Awards 2010 which took place last night.
As part of National Chocolate Week, a 12ft Eiffel Tower of chocolate will be unveiled today outside Thorntons in St David's Shopping Centre. Keith Hurdling, Thorntons Master Chocolatier, said:
"We have travelled Europe to bring back the best flavours that it has to offer, and we've used them as the inspiration for our chocolates to give our customers that little taste of European luxury."
Tonight the Cardiff Design festival awards will take place – find out more here.
What's making Cardiff tick today?
Have you seen any of the 70 Oy Bikes around Cardiff? Earlier this year I tried to test one out. Now you can find Oy Bikes which are free at stations in the city centre using their new iPhone app – see more here.
Stu Herbert has focused on the public artwork on the new Pont y Werin bridge on his photoblog.
Cat on the Wall's Jo Whitby interviews Caseworker on the blog here.
The second part of the Children's Hospital was given the go ahead by Cardiff council at the planning committee this week, reports yourCardiff. You can see a slideshow of the artist impressions of the new site here.
Charlotte Church joined Jamie and Louise for a chat on BBC Radio Wales this week – find out more on BBC Wales Music blog here.
Cardiff blogger Neil Cocker reviews his week including seeing Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater which we reviewed on the blog here.
Living magazines spotlights a craft fair in Whitchurch.
An Indian restaurant in Cathays was refused longer licensing hours by Cardiff council, reports WalesOnline.
Cardiff west MP Kevin Brennan has questioned the Prime Minister on breaking pledges over the uncapping of university tuition fees. More on his website here.
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