Good morning Cardiff!
Today, Rhiwbina library celebrates its 50th anniversary from 10am. Local police and schools have been invited to the celebrations which include a quiz and prize as well as refreshments. There will also be some background information available about the library from the last 50 years.
Also today, to mark the start of the Ryder Cup in Wales, the Cardiff Marriott Hotel is bringing the European and American rivalry into its kitchens with a battle of the breakfasts. Guests of the hotel will choose between the traditional Welsh breakfast, complete with locally sourced Welsh sausages, Penclawdd cockle and laverbread cake and, the all-American feast, piled high with American pancakes and syrup-soaked waffles.
What's making Cardiff tick today?
A new website hoping to trace lost or stolen bikes in Cardiff has gone live. Stolen Bike Cardiff was created by Canton cyclist Dafydd Meurig and showcases the exact details of each stolen bike in the hope more information about it might come forward. Contributions can be emailed to stolencardiff@gmail.com.
Education minister Leighton Andrews approves Cardiff council's plans to close Llanedeyrn High School in Penylan and establish a Welsh-medium secondary school in the east of the city. Read the BBC Wales report here.
Cardiff council has temporarily stopped roadworks in the city centre during the Ryder Cup following criticisms from Cardiff MPs, reports WalesOnline. Read the response by Cardiff West MP Kevin Brennan here.
On yourCardiff there's a report about the Ely baptist church which will be demolished after planning permission was given for development.
Hack/flash brightens up the city with an urban picnic – find out more here.
Bethan Elfyn describes the Mr Nice film premiere in Cardiff on BBC Wales Music.
Side Street Style blogs about her weekend adventures in Cardiff including the book room at 10 Feet Tall, Cardiff Arts Institute and Penarth.
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