Good morning Cardiff!
Today, it's the Cardiff Social Media Surgery – an informal event for those who want to spend a couple of hours getting to grips with social media. If you're a Cardiff blogger and can spare a couple of hours to help out, or if you're a voluntary group/running a not-for-profit project in Cardiff then make sure you sign up here (it's a free event) and come and find out what it's all about.
National Assembly for Wales has put up three videos of Noam Chomsky's Pierhead sessions on vimeo - see them here, here and here.
In the news, two fluffy bunnies are looking for a new home before Easter WalesOnline reports.
BBC Wales reports on the planning taxi strike for this weekend – when Wales play England in the Euro 2012 football qualifier, and as Kylie Minogue performs two city shows.
A leopard print dress worn by Dame Shirley Bassey is to be auctioned to raise money for the Children's Hospital for Wales, BBC Wales reports.
Vandals have caused thousands of pounds worth of damage to public toilets in the Vale of Glamorgan since December 2010 – the matter is now being investigated by the police Penarth Times reports.
Cardiff photographer Jon Candy has been out and about recently capturing the city centre in the spring sunshine – yourCardiff features some of his pictures.
Pete & the Pirates return to Cardiff for a show at the Millennium Music Hall 13 April – new sound Wales has more.
Journal of Plastik reviews Dutch Uncles' debut album Cadenza – a perfect accompaniment for the spring sunshine.
Rachael Phillips blogs some pretty spring pictures from Cardiff Bay.
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