Today, students and lecturers of University of Wales Institute, Cardiff (UWIC) will lead a demonstration against the cuts being made by management to the sculpture department of Cardiff School of Art at UWIC Llandaff campus today at 4pm.
Rick Newnhan of the University and College Union said:
"The UCU support the students in trying to overturn the disastrous decisions being taken in regards to the Cardiff School of Art and Design."
What's making Cardiff tick today?
Gwyrddio Penarth Greening (GPG) has nominated butchers, David Lush, Thompsons, and Sadlers Fish & Game shop for their monthly green award, reports the Penarth Times.
Hundreds of Cardiff residents are living on streets that the council is not obliged to maintain – despite paying the same rates of council tax as their neighbours, reports Kath Latham for yourCardiff.
A new burlesque club could be on its way to Cardiff, reports WalesOnline. The Greene Room have submitted a licensing application to Cardiff council and could soon be opening on St Mary Street complete with nipple tassles and dancing girls.
YourCardiff also has a round up of planning applications up for debate at the committee this week, including plans for housing on UWIC's former Colchester Avenue campus, the fire station in Adamsdown which faces opposition from local residents, and a mini-supermarket in Llandaff North.
Police in the Vale of Glamorgan are appealing for witnesses to an incident which occurred at the Railway Hotel, Plymouth Road in Penarth shortly after 11.00pm on Sunday. Find out more on the South Wales Police website.
Christmas why not support independent drink suppliers by buying direct from the producer? Brew Wales takes a look at the local drinks on offer at the Cardiff Christmas Market in the city centre, including Gwatkin Cider and Condessa Welsh Liqueurs.
Hack Flash have their usual round up of the web with The Good Stuff – this time featuring these fun family animal portraits.
Super Furry Animals' Gruff Rhys has joined an indie supergroup to raise money for education and employment projects in Brazil, Africa and the UK, reports BBC Wales Music.
A recycling action group is appealing for South Wales residents to responsibly dispose of waste this Christmas to avoid fly-tipping incidents, reports WalesOnline.
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