Good morning Cardiff! Riversiders, welcome to a new political landscape.
Last night votes were counted for the Riverside byelection and Labour candidate Iona Gordon won with 1,700 votes. We'll have a report on the blog this morning with the details.
Also today the count will begin for the Assembly referendum vote – we'll be bringing you live updates from the Senedd where announcements from each electorate will be made – and bring a special report on the Cardiff count.
What's making Cardiff tick today?
After Cardiff council's announcement of the regulations for royal wedding street parties in the city – Vale of Glamorgan council has also announced some rules for revellers – check them out here.
Cardiff technology blog TechBeast reviews the new Cardiff visitor's app from Visit Cardiff.
WalesOnline reports the unveiling of two signs welcoming visitors to Llandaff, which dub the village "a city within a city".
TEDxCDF tickets go on sale today – make sure you get in early by going to their website here.
Plans for a new monorail have been unveiled – yourCardiff reports.
The Welsh premiere of Patagonia was held at Chapter Arts Centre last night – read the Guardian's interview with one of the stars of the Welsh film Matthew Rhys here.
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