Cardiff today: Prosiect Gwyrdd roadshow, Cardiff City brass band audio

Today Prosiect Gwyrdd will be holding a roadshow in the city centre to educate Cardiff citizens about what they do and the companies selected for the partnership. Cardiff Stop the Incinerator plan to be on Queen Street from 11am - find out more here. Campaign Secretary from Cardiff Stop the Incinerator Edmund Schluessel said: "With business and government agencies against us, this campaign is not just against the Cardiff incinerator, but against incineration across South Wales, and for a democratic Wales that puts people ahead of profits." What's making Cardiff tick today? In the news, the Canton community paid their respects to seven-year-old Yaseen Ali who died in a house fire last month. Read the report here. Souht Wales Police have reported the body of a man was pulled from the River Taff on Saturday. Read the report here . Assembly member for mid and west Wales, Nick Bourne, has called on better facilities at Cardiff Central station for disabled passengers, reports WalesOnline. Last night a vigil was held outside the Senedd in Cardiff Bay in remembrance of slavery day, reports BBC Wales. Did you catch The Persions in the last two weeks? The play by National Theatre of Wales has been talk of the town on the blogosphere. Peter Cox rounds up the reviews on his blog , and explains why the production was more than just a good play. Cox also posted this audioboo of the Cardiff City brass band playing at Insole Court, Llandaff, at the weekend. New Assembly candidate for Cardiff North Matt Smith has been busy tweeting from his personal account @LiberalSmithy . He pointed to this Cardiff cycling map showing some easy and quieter routes around the city – download it out here. Politics Cymru looks forward to the Assembly elections next year and considered what the outcome might be for the Liberal Democrats. Here's what Dewi Tri said for Cardiff Central: "Labour need an increase of 7,000 votes this time but anger and frustration might just about rally their supporters enough, and bear in mind Jenny Randerson is standing down this time too. This seat could well be a loss for the Liberal Democrats next year, they'll be fighting bitterly to save it." Buzz magazine has a look at what's on this week including Spamalot at Wales Millennium Centre, The Big Splash, and a poker tournament at Kok Gorillaz. John Barrowman had a car boot sale at the weekend as he packs up his house in the Vale of Glamorgan – but vows he's not leaving south Wales for good. Read the article on WalesOnline . Cardiff sixth-form student Caitlin Thomas writes a guest post on Cardiff Shopper about the arcades in the city – unpicking the fashion and jewellery stores in each arcade. 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