Good morning Cardiff,
Today the Welsh Women's Aid conference will take place at Chapter Arts Centre, starting at 10.30am and finishing at 3pm. The event is called 'Between the glass ceiling and the mud floor' and is organised as part of the International Women's Day 2010 festival. Speakers at the event include Julie Morgan MP, Nerys Evans AM and Jennifer Dunne from the Equality and Human Rights Commission. Tickets for seats and lunch have sold out but the event is free so if you fancy squeezing in at the back there's more info here.
At County Hall today the Cardiff Council Business Committee will take place at 3pm.
Roath Action Litter Pick (RATPick) will start at 4pm at the YMCA, the Walk. See this post about the litter pick on My Cardiff.
Tonight PACT meetings will take place in Pontprennau and Adamsdown. See ourbobby.com for details about each meeting.
In the news, the sailing club using Llanishen reservoir fears it has only two weeks left before the water levels are too low, reports WalesOnline. Not one fine has been issued for dog fouling on Cardiff's streets it was revealed.
The date for this year's Mardi Gras festival has been announced on the festival's website. BBC Wales reports rugby star Gareth Thomas and referee Nigel Owens have shown their support for the event, which will take place on 4 September 2010.
The Splott railway bridge has been repainted, reports the BBC. It's only time before it gets its first tag, said AllieBrock on Twitter.
YourCardiff looks at a new South Wales Police project targeting speeding, called Operation Century.
On the blogs, Steffan Powell tells us what working on one of the ifnc bids is really like and why we desperately need to fill out the barren landscape of news provision in Wales, on WalesHome.
Rhys David, trustee of the Institute of Welsh Affairs, says Wales should forget about the High Speed Rail link on the WalesWatch blog. David says we should remind the government instead about the electrification of the Swansea-London route.
Briohny Williams reviews the Institute of Welsh Affairs conference on Women, Media and Politics held at St Peter's Hall, Cardiff last week.
Buzz Magazine lists 10 things to do this week.
The guardian's Michael Billington reviews A Good Night out in the Valleys.
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