By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
Cash-strapped Southampton City Council is expected to be “back to normal” for the first time in three years when it comes to its budget proposals.
A song and rhyme activity for young children aiming to boost language development and social skills will be stopping at the end of January.
Bitterne Park Growing Places, a group which encourages Bitterne Parkers to grow and share their own food, is looking for a new volunteer coordinator.
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.
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
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.
The South-East is under an Amber health alert for cold weather, with snow warnings also issued.
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
Plans have been tabled for a student housing redevelopment at an industrial site on Burgess Road in Swaythling.
Work to install a part-time bus, taxi, and cycle-only section on Portswood Road will begin on January 6, ahead of its six-month trial.
Photo: SCC
A restaurant closed since May after a car crashed into its shopfront is set to reopen in the new year, according to an advertisement.
Click through to see our picture gallery of the Christmas in the Triangle event on December 21.
Updated: We're increasing our Bluesky activity in a trial, sharing most of our latest stories there instead of what was Twitter.
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
A ‘critical’ flood defence project aiming to protect hundreds of homes and businesses currently has a £50million funding gap.
Conservative police and crime commissioner Donna Jones has urged parents not to buy electric scooters for their children this Christmas, highlighting the legal risks involved.
A pupil at Bitterne Park Primary School has been chosen as the winner of a Southampton MP’s Christmas card competition.
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
Sections of some roads in Southampton could be returning to 30mph just 15 months after a 20mph speed limit came into force.
Southampton FC and Southampton City Council have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore redeveloping St Mary’s waterfront into a “leading sports and leisure destination.”
South Western Railway (SWR) is advising customers to check services before travelling this Christmas and New Year due to seasonal alterations and major engineering works in the Woking area.
An outline application to redevelop a pair of semi-detached houses into a three-storey building comprising nine flats has won approval by councillors.
The westbound lane of St Denys Road leading onto Thomas Lewis Way, which has been shut for around a year, was expected to be opened this afternoon (Dec 13) by 3pm.
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
Southampton City Council has advised South Stoneham House owner University of Southampton that measures must be taken to address issues as a “matter of urgency”.
Photo: LDRS
Christmas Day falling on a Wednesday affects some Southampton waste collections, but Bitterne Park residents are largely expected to see minimal disruption this festive season.
The Friends of Riverside Park (FORP), working with partner groups, has been successful in applying for a community tree pack giving the group 30 new trees to plant in the park.
Network Rail is starting what it calls “essential safety work” managing vegetation along the railway between St Denys and Netley, although the possible extent of the work has raised questions from some residents.
Updated Kent Road in St Denys is currently closed due to a sewer collapse.
Darren Paffey, MP for Southampton Itchen (Lab) has visited Abbeyfield House on Cobbett Road to mark a national celebration of the value of care and support services.
By Stephen Slominski
Storm Darragh caused chaos for passengers heading for Southampton Airport on Saturday evening (Dec 7), forcing two flights to divert and leaving passengers far from home.
Secondhand outlet Piper’s Emporium has closed its Triangle shop after seven years, but the business will continue trading.
Tickets have gone on sale for the Christmas in the Triangle raffle, in support of Basics Banks, foodbanks run by Southampton City Mission
A new independent shop selling an impressive selection of fruit and vegetables, fresh nan, halal meat, dried goods and other groceries opened on Burgess Road on Tuesday (Dec 3).
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
A start-up business which takes its name from a Viking hero has secured permission to brew and sell mead from a Midanbury property.
