Good morning Cardiff! Today the election trail continues through Cardiff with Plaid Cymru launching their poster campaign at Grange Gardens in Grangetown at 9.30am and the Welsh Conservatives launching their ads at Atlantic Wharf at 11.30am. The Welsh Labour leader Carwyn Jones will launch their manifesto at the Wales Millennium Centre at 11am.
Also today, the giant debt clock will pass through Cardiff – run by the Tax Payers' Alliance the clock ticks on as the debt increases per seconf.
Yesterday afternoon police arrested two men in connection with the stabbing of 17-year-old Aamir Siddiqi. The men, aged 35 and 39 were arrested in the Broadway area of Roath – the attack took place at the Siddiqi house in Ninian Road near Roath Park where Aamir's parents were also wounded but survived. Read the report on WalesOnline. Police used social network site Facebook to appeal for help from witnesses in the young community – read the report on BBC Wales here.
A community garden project managed by Cardiff charity Vision 21 has created homes for the bats in Bute Park. Read more on the BBC Wales website here.
A ferry link from the new Penarth Pier hopes to bring tourism to the iconic seaside town reports WalesOnline.
38 degrees have teamed up with the Guardian to open up questions for the manifesto writers – find out more here.
On the blogs, City Centre Cardiff looks at the birds of prey nesting in the clock tower at City Hall.
Cardiff council have approved planning permission for the Cardiff Bay flyover reports yourCardiff.
Peter Bray discusses the state of Cardiff's roads – the same day an aggrevated pothole was reported in Fairwater.
Juliette Llewellyn notes tonight's Incandescent poets meet-up at Cardiff Central Library on her blog.
Buzz Magazine notes how Central Library will make it into the Sunday Times' list of the six best libriries in the world this weekend.
Cardiff DIGs tells students how to register to vote wherever you are on Easter break.
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