As we celebrate bitternepark.info's 20th year, we're pleased to have finally made our first live 'podcast from February 2012 available to listen again (free) after too long. The hour-long live show featured local band The Spiraltones, poet Angela Chicken, and much audience interaction and general malarkey!
Volunteers are invited to help clear debris and support wildlife at Chessel Bay, Southampton’s first Local Nature Reserve, on Saturday, October 25 from 10am to 2pm.
Eight Southampton-area artists who each won funding awards through an experimental bursary scheme are exhibiting new work at God’s House Tower until November 30.
Volunteers are invited to help build homes for bees, butterflies and other insects in Riverside Park later this month, as part of a community biodiversity project.
Deaf and hearing-impaired people can now contact Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary for non-emergency issues using a British Sign Language (BSL) interpreter following the introduction of a new video service.
Why do people put themselves forward to be councillors? What does the role actually involve? How much are they really paid - and what horrors can they face when campaigning on the doorstep? Listen to our full conversation with Bitterne Park ward councillor Phil Webb, now available on our digest+ channel.
Police warn of a surge in vehicle theft reports across Townhill Park, Bitterne Park and Harefield, and say anyone spotting car doors being tried late at night should call 999.
A Townhill Park resident has been blocked from felling a tree outside their Southampton home after their request for permission to cut it down sparked the council to make a preservation order.
An application to change the use of a detached house on Glenfield Avenue from a dwelling to a children’s residential home has been approved at a city council planning meeting.
The airport saw its request for a licence to carry out the work in South Stoneham Cemetery, which also involves cutting back a further 10 trees, approved by the city council’s cabinet in July. Library photo of runway
Regular visitors to Riverside Park will have already noticed new ‘Water Rescue Cabinets’ along the waterside path, officially unveiled by the council this week.
A new nursery providing early years provision for up to 90 children from age two to school age on a term-time basis has opened at Bitterne Park Primary School.
Former Labour councillor Tony Bunday, who joined the Lib Dems earlier this year, has announced he’s been selected to stand in the Bitterne Park ward at next May’s city council elections – likely pitting him against his former Labour teammate and incumbent Cllr Phil Webb.
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