Cardiff today - Shakespeare and Wales, preparing a food fight

Good morning Cardiff! This morning at County Hall (following a heated full council meeting last night) the licensing committee will meet at 10am and the council appeals committee will meet at 3.45pm. The Fred Keenor Statue Committee at 12pm will launch the fundraising campaign to erect a statue in honour of the legendary footballer and the 1927 FA Cup winning team. The Shakespeare and Wales conference will take place at Cardiff University's main building from midday. Headed by director Michael Bodganov the event aims to shed new light on Shakespeare's relationship with Wales. More here. The first schools farmers market will take place this afternoon at Ysgol Pencae in Llandaff starting at 3.15pm. This evening Darren Floyd's new exhibition will open at The Gate . In the news, some of Cardiff flights remain grounded despite the UK airspace ban being lifted. Read more on WalesOnline here. A new Welsh comedy shot in just three weeks in Cardiff has had its first screening in Atlanta reports BBC Wales Arts. The BBC Trust has upheld its decision to exclude Plaid Cymru from the leaders' debates. See the live blog from last night's debate here . There's been a call for city centre pop-up toilets for late night revellers, and no more boats and pedaloes will be available on Roath Lake until the end of May. On the blogs, Kath Eastman tells us the Poety in Tap sessions in The Promised Land have become so successful they're moving to a new venue – Old Orleans. Read more about Poetry on Tap on The Nuts Press here. The RREEL Action Group are campaigning to raise £20,000 to fight against council plans to build a new school on Rumney Recreation Ground reports yourCardiff. City Centre Cardiff highlight's this student's guide to the city centre video. Nathan Collins tells us what it's really like to live in Cardiff's city centre on his blog. Carl Morris has been trying out subtitles on youtube – read more on his Quixotic Quisling blog . After the success of the first Pecha Kucha they are calling for volunteers for the next event on Thursday 27 May. On Fix My Street a water leak has been reported in Cathays and roads in need of repairing in Gabalfa. Rumours on the grapevine suggest a food fight will take place at a secret location tomorrow – more on this later. If you would like to share your news or an event with me, please write a comment below, or drop me an email, or send me a message on Twitter @GdnCardiff