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Local democracy reporter covering Southampton City Council | Previously @BournemouthEcho chief reporter | Award-winning senior journalist | My own views
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Flats plan approved, but developer to fork out £16k for junction improvements

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By Jason Lewis Verified
| bitternepark.info
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Next phase of flood scheme to cut sewer overflows in Fareham is approved as costs double to £1.31m

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By Jason Lewis Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Raingardens and underground storage capacity aim to prevent the sewer network from being overwhelmed The latest £485,000 phase of an innovative project to reduce flooding and help tackle sewage overflows in Fareham has been approved, despite the overall cost of the pilot scheme more than doubling. A partnership between Hampshire County Council and Southern Water is bringing forward the pilot on new sustainable drainage systems.
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How safe do you feel in Southampton? Major city-wide survey opens

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By Jason Lewis Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
A major annual survey on crime, anti-social behaviour and safety in Southampton has been launched. The community safety survey gives residents, businesses, workers, students and visitors an opportunity to share their views about issues affecting the city. The questionnaire went live this week and is open until Sunday, September 13. Responses to the survey are used by Southampton's Safe City Partnership to improve understanding about the issues affecting communities and identify emerging concerns.
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