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The University of Southampton has launched the Active Living Community Café scheme, held across Southampton

It is aimed at understanding the experience of people with long-term health conditions in trying to remain active. More in the article from the Daily Echo. https://mhv.dailyecho.co.uk/news/24384242.southampton-cafes-help-long-term-conditions/?
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For the attention of University of Southampton students and also landlords! Extra Waste Collection for End of Year / Move Out

We have been advised by the University of Southampton that an additional collection of the general waste bins from student accommodation in roads in Portswood and Highfield has been arranged by the University on Saturday 29 June. If you live in private-rented student accommodation, all you need to do is leave your general waste bin out on the night of Friday 28 June for collection. You will find...
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Here is our HRA Spring Newsletter 2024!

https://www.highfieldresidents.org.uk/…/Spring-2024… This has been hand delivered by our marvellous Streets Reps, for which ‘thank you’, to approximately 4,000 homes and local businesses in the Highfield and Portswood areas.
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Caraway invite you to join them to experience a ‘A Taste of Spain’ for the day at Highfield Church. Details are in the poster below. This event is dementia friendly and is open to everyone!

If you would like to come, please book your place(s) by emailing: caraway@caraway.uk.com, or call 07535 164014 and leave a message with your name and number and they will call you back. All info courtesy of Caraway.
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Info on roadworks in Highfield from SCC City News, Friday 14 June

The two-way signals for gas main replacement on the upper part of Highfield Lane near to Furzedown Road will continue up to 28 June 2024.
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The history behind Stag Gates, along The Avenue

Courtesy of: Mick AthowHistory Photos World Wide Stag Gates The Stag Gates stood at the entrance to Lodge Road from the Avenue, and originally formed the entrance to Bevois Mount, a large country house and estate created by the Earl of Peterborough in c.1723. Lodge Road was originally one of the carriageways to the house. In 1844 the estate passed to William Betts, who made many improvements to...
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The Southampton Archaeology Society have a Study Day on Saturday 22 June from 10 am to 4.30pm!

‘Maritime Archaeology of the Solent and surrounding areas from the Stone Age to the 20th Century’, at: Avenue Hall, St Andrew’s United Reformed Church, The Avenue, SO17 1XQ £21 to members, £25 non-members, £15 f/t students and under 18s. Maritime archaeologists have discovered submerged settlements and shipwrecks in the Solent and surrounding area, providing important information...
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