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.
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20th April 2025
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.
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By Noni Needs, Local Democracy Reporter
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Southampton City Council has now approved plans to introduce parking charges at 17 district centre car parks, including Bitterne and Portswood.
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The pool at Bitterne Leisure Centre has now reopened after the installation of new boilers.
A sourdough bakery has said it’s ready to open its St Denys doors on Sunday (Feb 2).
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Organisers were pleased with the turnout on Saturday (Jan 25) for a Bitterne Station Community Hub open day.
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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.
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By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
Free car parking could be scrapped at 17 sites in Southampton districts, including Bitterne and Portswood council car parks, despite 2,000 objections.
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.
Police say they’ve seized Illegal vapes, tobacco and alcohol from premises in Lodge Road, near Portswood.
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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.
Police are appealing for witnesses and footage after a new speed camera on Northam Bridge was vandalised and cut down shortly after being installed.
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
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Bitterne Park Growing Places, a group which encourages Bitterne Parkers to grow and share their own food, is looking for a new volunteer coordinator.
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By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
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By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
Plans have been tabled for a student housing redevelopment at an industrial site on Burgess Road in Swaythling.
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