Good morning Cardiff!
Well the sunny weather has rushed over the city in all its glory and with more sunshine predicted for the rest of the week – everyone will at some point be able to enjoy the rays like those in parks across Cardiff yesterday.
What's making Cardiff tick
In the news, Cardiff Council have recommended Jon House as the new chief executive, replacing Byron Davies after 17 years in the post. House is currently deputy chief executive for Bristol City Council and the final decision on this will be taken at the full council meeting on Thursday. Leader Rodney Berman said:
"The new chief executive will be at the forefront of meeting the challenges of improving and developing services for the customers, citizens and communities of Cardiff, as well as overseeing the global reputation of the city."
Ofcom has revealed people in Wales use the internet less than the rest of the UK and WalesOnline looks at why.
Veteran record store Spillers has said it faces closure due to the rising rent prices in the area. More here.
On the blogs, CardiffBites wants you to vote for her in the Observer Food Monthly 2010 awards.
Following Cameron's visit to Cardiff Briohny Williams has blogged this audio piece on his trip to the Senedd.
True Stories Told Live Cardiff said their first event went well and have announced the date for the next one on their blog - those keen to tell their tales should get in touch fast.
Cardiff Girl Blog has been warmly welcomed to the blogosphere after starting the new site this month. She's already done two great posts – this on outdoor Shakespeare events in the city and a spotlight on Waterloo Tea Gardens.
Brew Wales looks at the Mochyn Du in Pontcanna. Its verdict?
The Mochyn Du is a rare Cardiff example of a genuine free house, not tied to any wholesaler or any particular brewery, that is able to offer its customers the best of Welsh beers, ciders and food in a comfortable atmosphere.
YourCardiff looks at the pre-launch of Cardiff Design Festival which will run in October.
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