Good morning Cardiff!
Today, a meeting to discuss the next steps for the Splott incinerator campaign will take place at the STAR leisure centre at 7pm. Considering their recent news concerning the Environment Agency's draft decision this will be worth going along to.
Cardiff Council will discuss the public standards watchdog enquiry into councillor John Dixon's scientology tweet at the standards and ethics committee meeting today at 4.30pm. Read our reports here and here.
The underground Supper Club comes to Milgi tonight – social dining with the difference make sure you read more here. Here's a picture from last time.
What's making Cardiff tick today?
In the news, two men charged with the murder of Aamir Siddiqi, which occurred in April in Roath, have denied the charges reports BBC Wales.
Cardiff Council could rake in up to £43m of profits from illegal parking fines according to WalesOnline, if the council keeps up its current rate of ticketing.
A flower festival is to take place at Llandaff Cathedral, reports Welsh Icons.
Cardiff Council have a number of free activities taking place this summer – online here – and you can now also tune into council services via your digital TV.
On the blogs
Living Magazines looks at Open Doors Weekend in Llandaff and also has an interview with Welsh radio one DJ Huw Stephens here.
On WalesHome in the spirit of the Tour de France, Adam Higgitt looks at fie Welsh bike rides.
Llandaff News looks at a local filmmaker Jolly Hollie's recent jaunt in the historic ward.
Cardiff West MP Kevin Brennan talks about buskers and the BBC's coverage of his campaign on his blog.
Lee Smith documents the WOW on the Waterfront display in Cardiff Bay at the weekend with some stunning photos and video.
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