Police say they are working to address a “sharp increase” in the illegal use of motorbikes in Riverside Park, as well as a number of recent arson attempts around Marlhill Copse.
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Parking permit space restrictions could be introduced in roads including Alma, Avenue, Cedar, Earls, Gordon, Livingstone and Lodge roads, with a consultation currently underway.
A flat was destroyed and three other third floor flats were damaged during a fire above a mosque on Portswood Road, first reported to the fire service at 11.19 am on Sunday morning (June 15). Photos: L Weedy
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Southampton Refugee week, from June 16-21, offers a “community-powered week of free events” culminating with displays outside West Quay and a carnival parade, plus dance and music picnic in Palmerston Park.
Disappointment, frustrations, and concerns have been expressed by councillors in Southampton over a lack of debate on major local government reorganisation (LDR) plans. Photo: LDRS
The week-long Urban Wild festival, which culminated in a major celebration on Southampton Common on Sunday (June 1), set out to connect the city and its people with nature through creativity, collaboration and community spirit.
There was an amazing buzz in the air on bank holiday Monday (May 26) as the St Denys Carnival took to the streets for the first time in almost 30 years.
St Denys Primary School has taken effective action to maintain the standards identified at its previous inspection, according to its latest Ofsted report.
Plans have been submitted for a block of more than 80 student flats that could regenerate a “long-derelict” brownfield site on Portswood Road - previously home to the Waggoners Arms and a furnishing business.
The council has announced the controversial bus gate in Portswood is to be “suspended” from Thursday (May 15), due to “unintended effects on surrounding roads”.
Police say they’ve increased patrols in parks and public spaces, including at Riverside Park, as part of measures to prevent incidents including indecent exposure.
The leader of Southampton City Council has announced she will be standing down to focus on seeking to become Labour’s candidate to be the first regional mayor of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
New play equipment has been unveiled at Portswood Rec, with the addition of a zipline, new swings, a junior multi-play unit, a tipi spinner, and a ‘Cliff Rider’ – said to be a first for Southampton.
Survey work, understood to support long-term improvement plans at Northam Rail Bridge, is set to begin from May 19, bringing five weeks of overnight road disruption. Photo: Google
Work by SGN to fix a gas leak on Bitterne Road West at the junction with Bullar Road and Athelstan Road has been completed, with all driving restrictions expected to be lifted on Monday afternoon (May 12), the council says.
Local residents are invited to attend upcoming Police and Community Together (PACT) meetings to discuss neighbourhood issues with police and council representatives.
The search is on to find a new operator to run council-owned leisure facilities in Southampton while the authority considers its long-term investment plans.
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