Another vehicle smashed into already boarded up shop Jupider on Saturday morning, causing some structural damage.
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23rd March 2025
Another vehicle smashed into already boarded up shop Jupider on Saturday morning, causing some structural damage.
A large number of people marched through Portswood on Saturday morning (March 22) protesting against the current Portswood traffic calming trial. With loud chants of "No bus gate" and slogans about saving shops and keeping roads safe, the march wound its way through a busy Portswood from Trago Lounge to Waitrose.
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A new mural celebrating Woodmill as a birthplace of endangered Atlantic salmon has been created at Woodmill.
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
Southampton City Council is looking to sell a further 13 sites in the next phase of an “important and transformational” project.
Photo: SCC
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By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
Charges of up to £2,500 a day for carrying out roadworks in Southampton’s busiest roads could be introduced by the city council.
The council is inviting Southampton residents to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day by organising community street parties.
A new cohort of ‘digi dogs' has been welcomed to Hampshire and the Isle of Wight Constabulary’s Joint Operations Unit to help combat the ever changing challenges of digital crime.
Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner Donna Jones (Con) has announced she intends to run as Mayor for Hampshire and the Solent region in 2026, when a new mayoral authority for Southampton, Portsmouth, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight is likely to be established.
Private SEN school Yarrow Heights on Cobden Avenue has applied for prior approval to demolish a pair of vacant semi-detached cottages at the entrance to the school.
It was a tight squeeze to browse the seeds in the cosy Bitterne Station building during Southampton Seed Swap on Saturday (March 8).
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
Campaigners have accused a council of “privatising” a local authority-owned leisure centre.
Guardian political sketch writer John Crace, who has spent the past decade charting the political 'psychodrama' of British politics, is bringing his show What the Hell Just Happened? to Hedge End in March.
A car sales business has been fined £8,177 for continuing to operate from Itchen Business Park in St Denys after planning permission was refused. Photo: SCC
The council is due to remove a new ‘give way’ priority buildout - part of the controversial ‘Portswood Project Trial’ - on Brookvale Road on Wednesday.
Photo: SCC
Plans have been lodged with the council to build a two-bedroom detached dwelling in place of existing buildings to the rear of a Thorold Road property.
Southampton Airport has received a “much-needed boost” with the announcement that Loganair is opening a new base, bringing jobs and new routes, but the airport’s passengers fell short of 2024 forecasts, according to a news report.
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
A “statement” development that will transform a Southampton waterfront site has been given the green light by councillors.
Photo: LDRS
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
Sovereign Network Group (SNG) has received the green light from a planning inspector to deliver 84 homes on the former St Mary’s Independent School site following an appeal.
Surrounding roads were closed off on Sunday afternoon (March 2) as suspected unexploded ordnance at a property on Manor Farm Road was dealt with.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a serious collision between a motorbike and car on Bitterne Road West.
"Cafe, bistro, wine bar” 'Riverside', sporting a sparkly new sign and frontage on the former Riverside Diner premises - advertises that it's set to open on Friday (Feb 28) at the Triangle.
Network Rail says five months of work to a railway bridge, that was due to close a St Denys road for at least some of the period, has been postponed.
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
Southampton City Council approved a budget for 2025/26 which relies on significant transformation savings – as opposition groups voiced fears the authority had not escaped the financial mire yet.
Live music, art and craft stalls helped raise £861.15 for the Friends of Itchen Estuary on Saturday (Feb 23). Southampton Ukulele Jam brought the event to a rousing close, raising the roof at St Denys Boat Club.
Free one-to-one help with energy issues will be available at Cobbett Road Library with the Southampton Healthy Homes service in March.
A railway station friends group and a local theatre company are inviting residents to share stories as part of celebrations commemorating 200 years of the modern railway.
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
Southampton City Council will no longer be posting on social media platform X, it has announced.
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter 
Southampton City Council leaders have proposed a balanced budget without exceptional financial support from government – but residents will face a council tax increase.