Residents have until March 9 to comment on the latest iteration of Sovereign Housing Association’s plans to develop 84 dwellings on the former St Mary’s School sports field. Image: Google
Plans have been submitted to the council by Three UK Ltd to put in telecoms equipment, including a 16-metre high monopole and equipment cabinets, on a grass verge on Mousehole Lane, near High View Way.
Scott Chilton, a 49-year-old police veteran with 31 years of experience, has taken up his position as Hampshire and Isle of Wight’s first ‘home grown’ chief constable, with a “commitment to provide exceptional local policing”.
Southampton Area Talking Echo (SATE), a charity that produces a free audio newspaper for visually impaired residents, is seeking three or four volunteers with a few hours to spare to help with administration duties.
It's goodbye from Sunday (Feb 19) to First's City Red buses in Southampton, and hello to several new Bluestar bus routes aiming to fill the gaps. Bluestar says many of these are the same as City Red's, but some route numbers will change.
A homeowner has been granted planning permission for an extension despite fears the house could become an HMO (House in Multiple Occupation). Image: Google
As we approach the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the council looks back on how the city has supported Ukrainian guests – and appeals for more homes and sponsors.
An inquiry focusing on “protecting, preserving and promoting the River Itchen in Southampton” holds its fifth meeting this month, which will look on how more people can enjoy the river.
Figures reveal Southampton is the worst place in the south east region for fly-tipping, although the city council says other local authorities may not be reporting figures properly.
Extinction Rebellion (XR) Southampton and Friends of the Itchen Estuary protested at the Triangle on Saturday (Jan 28) about "the shocking state of the waterways" and what they say is the dumping of raw sewage into the Itchen. 'Read more' to watch a video >>
Updated:Part of Macnaghten Road in Bittene Park has been taped off by police this morning (Jan 19). It followed a disturbance outside a house. Police have confirmed an arrest has been made. A Hampshire Constabulary spokesperson said:
A plan for extra traffic powers which will allow Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras across Southampton has been approved by the city council’s cabinet, and the first could appear in the summer – provided the Department for Transport agrees.
Plans have been submitted to the council to put in telecoms equipment, including a 15-metre high monopole, at Pinefield Road, adjacent to Meggeson Avenue. Image: Google
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