Wardens will be paying visits to check parked vehicles near a local school following complaints from local residents about drivers flouting parking rules, according to a ward councillor.
Mettricks, which runs food and drink outlets at Guildhall Square and Woolston, has confirmed it’s planning to open a branch in the former Lloyds bank premises in Portswood this spring.
People from various city groups and none took their noisy protest to Southampton Itchen MP Royston Smith’s Tory HQ front door in Bitterne on Saturday (Jan 15), to oppose the police bill currently winding its way through parliament.
Southampton City Council is currently consulting on the idea of creating what it describes as “an independent forum”, in the form of a Climate Commission, to help it achieve its legally binding target to become net zero carbon by 2050.
Two local events marking Big Energy Saving Week - a national campaign to help people cut fuel bills and get financial support they’re entitled to - explore how to improve individual sustainability at a very uncertain time.
On January 22, Southampton City Art Gallery will open Royals to Ratcatchers: 200 Years of Power in British Portraiture, an exhibition curated by undergraduate history students from the University of Southampton.
Both sunshine and 'snow' featured at this year's 'Christmas in the Triangle' event on Saturday, and crowds enjoyed a variety of stalls, carol singing, food and drink, and even a quick visit to see Santa - in his traditional milkfloat, obviously! Read more to see our photo gallery.
Rice Up Wholefoods, an independent store based at Hanover Buildings in Southampton, has launched a crowdfunder because it says it needs help to survive.
Southampton City Council has been awarded further £150,000 towards initiatives aiming to prevent violence against women and girls in public spaces at night.
Updated Signage both sides of Woodmill indicates the "road is closed here" from December 14 for three days. The closure doesn't appear to be listed on one.network's roadworks map. Southampton Travel told bitternepark.info: "The closure is for the removal of the scaffolding which is currently in place at the activity centre, there will be access for pedestrians and cyclists during the closure to vehicles."
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