Southampton City Council is looking for a charity or community group to lease ‘St Mary’s Community and Leisure Centre’, “at a low cost for a long term”, for an April start.
Southampton Airport’s latest passenger numbers shows the regional hub is continuing to struggle despite the new runway extension, according to a news report.
Following the successful bid by the Friends of Riverside Park (FORP) to the Woodland Trust for a pack of 30 native trees to plant in the park, the group is now on the lookout for volunteers to assist with planting.
Updated: Here are the latest scheduled roadworks and traffic changes set to take place near our area over the coming days, according to the latest updates from Southampton City Council.
A UKIP protest in Southampton city centre on Saturday lunchtime (Jan 25), calling for 'mass deportations', was met by an anti-racist counter-protest reportedly twice the size, including several city councillors. "Whose streets?" was the call from counter protesters; "Our streets!" came the chanted response.
Doris Hayward celebrated her 104th birthday with a party, surrounded by friends and family, at her home in Speedwell Court care home for older people, on Mansbridge Road near Haskins.
A trial of the much-debated part-time bus, taxi, and cycle-only restriction on Portswood Road between the St Denys Road spur and Westridge Road is finally set to start on Monday (Jan 27).
Updated: Southampton City Council will issue SGN a fixed penalty notice after faulty traffic lights caused widespread congestion on the first day of two scheduled weeks of "essential gas works" on Woodmill Lane.
More than 100 illegal vehicles, including e-scooters and e-motorbikes, were destroyed in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight last year as part of a targeted police operation.
Council contractors are returning to the recently installed pedestrian crossing on Mousehole Lane from February 3 to “complete drainage works”, resulting in temporary lights and a closure at the Glenfield Avenue junction.
Network Rail is planning “essential structural improvement works” on the Priory Road railway bridge in St Denys from February 17 until July 10, resulting in the closure of the road under the bridge for at least some of this period.
Toes in the Water – an art and music community day raising funds for the Friends of the Itchen Estuary and celebrating wild swimming, returns to St Denys in February.
Bitterne Station’s old ticket office, now a community space, hosts 'Chooganooga Sessions #2' in February, offering live music in one of Southampton’s smallest venues.
Southampton City Council’s cabinet has given its support to submitting a joint expression of interest with neighbouring authorities to be included on the priority programme.
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