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By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
A new halal takeaway could open until 3am at weekends in Portswood under plans submitted to the city council.
A Bitterne Park beauty salon has returned to The Triangle, six years after first opening in Manor Farm Road.
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
A Japanese restaurant has reopened at a new site in Portwood.
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The popular Christmas in the Triangle event returns in December with various attractions in the pipeline – but it’s unlikely to see a road closure this year.
Serving and former members of the Armed Forces will be able to travel free on Bluestar buses on Remembrance Sunday, when Southampton’s annual service and parade takes place.
A public drop-in event is being promoted to talk about “small improvements” to Portswood.
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
Fifteen years after plans to transform Townhill Park were first drawn up, just 56 homes have been completed as the major regeneration scheme now faces challenges.
Railway lines will be closed as engineering work takes place between St Denys and Fratton on the last Sunday before Christmas.
Southampton City Council is proposing 90 minutes’ free parking at Peartree Gardens while longer-term arrangements for the Bitterne car park are explored.
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
Southampton City Council’s cabinet has approved a 25-year lease of Townhill Park Community Centre to Testlands.
The Spar shop at Bitterne Park Triangle may not still be “there for you” – as the brand’s slogan would have it – beyond November 11 when it closes and transfers to new ownership.
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
Southampton residents could wait another two years to recycle yoghurt pots, plastic trays and cartons in their wheelie bins, as the council faces pressure to cut waste incineration costs.
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
Plans have been submitted for security fencing and electric gates at the former car showroom on St Denys Road recently used for cruise parking.
A new barber’s and “beauty and aesthetics” salon has opened on the Triangle.
Southampton City Council is proposing to grant a 25-year lease for Townhill Park Community Centre to Testlands, the Southampton-based charity that took over running the facility in September.
Southampton City Council is exploring the possibility of turning the “disused” former play area at Woodmill, in Riverside Park, into an enclosed dog exercise and training area.
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
A planning agent has slammed Southampton City Council after proposals for a new Bitterne Precinct fish and chip shop were rejected.
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
Council-owned St Denys Station car park, off Osborne Road South, and a former Bitterne care home, have attracted a “good level of interest” after being put up for sale, but SCC has declined to give more details.
By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
Residents are claiming a small victory after plans for a 24-hour taxi operation at the former Townhill Park driving test centre were scaled back.
Current tree work in Riverside Park is part of “routine maintenance”, it’s understood.
Plans to turn a three-storey house in St Catherine’s Road, Bitterne Park, into a six-bedroom house in multiple occupation (HMO) have been approved subject to conditions.
Police officers are appealing for information after a teenager was injured in what they describe as a “fail to stop collision” near Cobden Bridge.
Triangle businesses helped raise £2,354 in aid of charity Maggie’s Southampton during Pink Weekend events.
Highfield Church of England Primary School has been rated “Strong” in all seven areas assessed by Ofsted in September.
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By Jason Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter
Walking in to the walk-in centre before its 2015 closure
Plans to bring more health services back to Bitterne remain alive, more than a decade after its walk-in centre closed.
A new Naomi and Jack’s charity shop has been unveiled in Bitterne Precinct.
The Butcher’s Hook reported on Wednesday (Oct 7) it has been burgled.
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