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The 2nd weekend of the 2020 Guinness Six Nations saw a Dublin defeat for Wales, England regain the Calcutta Cup after a narrow win over Scotland, whilst France scored five tries against Italy to move top of the table on points difference.
→VP Welfare and Communites Laura Barr, Welfare and Communities Intern Mary Strutt and Disability Officer Lily McDermaid chat to Wessex Scene about the Sunflower Scheme, disability awareness and WIDE Training.
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Wessex Scene brings you their 100% unofficial list of potential Sabb candidates for the upcoming Spring Elections.
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Union President Emily Harrison responds to student concerns over the Mayflower FC investigation.
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Events across Southampton campuses this LGBT+ History Month include a Pride march, parties, a charity sleepout and film screenings
→Baffi Pizza, an Italian restaurant based opposite Sainsbury’s in Portswood, has been forced to shut→
Contrary to media misinformation released recently, Mayflower Halls is NOT on lockdown.
→A round up of the opening weekend as Wales win, Ireland edge Scotland, and England fall to France.
→Direct routes to the cities have been stopped amid the Coronavirus outbreak
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After spending five years in his role, SUSU CEO Scott McCarthy has announced his decision→