The national platform AGILE has received £3.2 million worth of funding from the government. It aims to to fast track potential new treatments which may prevent people become severely ill with the virus.
→Southampton City Council has seen a drop in spending on street lighting of 1% in→
The ferry connects Southampton port to Hythe across the River Test.
→Here are five reasons to choose cycling as your mode of transport while at University, plus the basics you’ll need.
→The Mbuntu Cocktail Bar & Bistro is set to open on May 17 on the ground floor of the former Bitterne Park Hotel.
→Many development plans are pending to ensure the Eastleigh Homes Delivery Strategy is executed.
→NHS Charities Together has allocated South Central Ambulance Charity (SCAC) the investment to support a number of new ventures to improve the service.
→Trilogy Nightclub is expecting to open its doors on 21st June, at the planned end→
The teacher from Eastleigh was recognised as someone was has ‘gone above and beyond to support their students’ during the past academic year.
→The University of Southampton has partnered with Cambridge Education Group to launch a series of→