You know change is happening when people start approaching you in the street, sharing their hopes and aspirations, and trusting you to be their voice for a better tomorrow. George Percival our candidate for Shirley shares...
I have been trying to work out why this local election campaign feels rather subdued. Having been a candidate in every local election since 2018, it does feel strange not being on the ballot paper this time. However, I think the reasons are rather...
After a few days away over Easter, I arrived back in Southampton at the National Express coach stop on Burgess Road at 1:30am yesterday. As I left the University’s Highfield campus on foot, the roads became darker, and it became more difficult to see.
We continue to be dismayed by the design and implementation of the section of the Glen Eyre Quietway between the University of Southampton’s halls of residence and Bassett Avenue.
Two obscure-sounding items on the agendas of last week's Scrutiny Committee and this week's Full Council have got me thinking about our city's economic development.
Poor financial management by Labour and Conservative administrations has played a big part in reaching this crisis point.
