Food waste bins set for Southampton under £2m scheme
Council leaders are set to sign off on a key step towards introducing new food waste collections for Southampton residents.
Local Democracy Reporter - Southampton
Jason Lewis started as Local Democracy Reporter covering Southampton City Council in March 2024, previously having worked at the Bournemouth Daily Echo as Chief Reporter
Jason Lewis started as Local Democracy Reporter covering Southampton City Council in March 2024, previously having worked at the Bournemouth Daily Echo as Chief Reporter
Council leaders are set to sign off on a key step towards introducing new food waste collections for Southampton residents.
Proposals have been unveiled to build 16 homes on a former builders’ merchant site in Lymington
Plans to use a Southampton student housing site to support people on low incomes and those at risk of homelessness have been refused.
Councillors have voiced their disappointment over the need for a £19,000 external investigation into complaints made about members by the local authority’s chief executive.
A councillor has been reprimanded after calling the local authority's CEO a "buffoon".
A plea has been made for the roll out of 20mph zones across Southampton to be accelerated.
Seven sites have been sold by Southampton City Council over the past year for a total of more than £15million
A drive to get empty Southampton council houses back in fit-and-proper condition has put pressures on the local authority’s asbestos team
Hundreds of council car parking permits appear to have been issued without being fully paid for, an audit has discovered.
Two new night-time bus routes and a weekend park and ride could be introduced in Southampton.
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