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Music In The City in Southampton on Saturday 12th of September 2026. As always, a huge number of venues and almost every type of music. I could only get to a few and couldn't always get a photo. #music #southampton
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Having found something to eat, we began making our way back down towards where the car was parked. We meandered in to the remains of Holyrood church, where the Southampton Salty Sea Dogs were singing shanties
What was nice about this setup is that after the war, Holyrood church was dedicated as a memorial to sailors in the merchant navy. So the setting was apt.
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We were just about to make our way up the high street to find something to eat, when suddenly: DRUMS
Batala Samba band from Portsmouth were banging out some splendid rhythms up in Arundel gardens, atop Southampton's walls.
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After that was a visit to the Castle Vault, where the New Forest Community Tango Orchestra were playing Argentine tango. They were wonderful.
Then two women in the audience started dancing with each other, which was lovely.
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Next stop was the Youth Stage in King John's Palace, where a bunch of young people from Hampshire and the Isle of Wight were given a chance to perform a couple of tracks. Some were more successful than others, but all got a rousing applause.
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For the next stop, we were back down in the vaults for an indie/folk trio named Palookaville. I enjoyed them. Quite Turin Brakes.
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The fourth stop was one of excellent contrast. Outside in St Michael's square, there was a DJ dropping the Tarzan & Jane of jungle. It was, in the modern parlance, slamming, and I was loving it.
Inside the church, the Riverside Concert Band were playing a rousing performance of 'I Will Follow Him', which you may know from Sister Act.
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Today in Southampton is Music in the City, where there's something like 400 bands, DJs, acts, and all manner of other things taking place across the city centre, all free to attend without a ticket. So you can come and go as you please.
Stop one for us was seeing a band called Charmtype in one of the more remarkable spaces I've ever seen a band play: a medieval vault.
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Tommy Robinson calls for Southampton ‘patriots’ to march in Portsmouth
The far-right activist posted on social media urging members of so-called Southampton Patriots, Portsmouth Patriots and Bournemouth Patriots to attend. In a post on X, he said: “All south coast patriot groups are uniting this Saturday in Portsmouth to march on the city. “If you can …
#Southampton #SouthamptonFC #England #PremierLeague #EnglishPremierLeague #Football #southampton #SouthamptonF.C
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‘See The Sun Every Day’
Kenta Harada/Getty Images Southampton out-on loan defender Yukinari Sugawara has revealed that his former AZ Alkmaar team-mate Pantelis Hatzidiakos told him good things about Cagliari, where he is enjoying the Italian weather. Saints signed Sugawara from Dutch outfit AZ Alkmaar in the summer of 2024 and he played a bit part…
#Southampton #SouthamptonFC #England #PremierLeague #EnglishPremierLeague #Football #southampton #SouthamptonF.C
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Ex Southampton teacher found guilty of sex with student
Former Bitterne Park School PE teacher Bronwen James, 30, was today found guilty of three charges of sexual activity with a child in relation to the boy while in a position of trust. James gave no visible reaction as the jury foreperson delivered the verdicts. She was cleared of one charge of char…
#Southampton #SouthamptonFC #England #PremierLeague #EnglishPremierLeague #Football #southampton #SouthamptonF.C
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Latest in our reports on the human rights situation in the UK
September 2026
For some months we have been reporting on the progress of rights in the UK particularly as successive governments have passed more and more legislation to try and reduce their effect. Only in the past few days have we seen groups of people, dressed in black with balaclavas or face coverings, massing by the docks in Portsmouth and Dover yet no arrests were made. This contrasts with the hundreds of arrests made of people – without face masks or behaving in a threatening manner – who have been arrested on terrorist charges. They were promoting the cause of Palestinians which was embarrassing for the government in view, until this week, of its support for the Israeli government.
Family life
This right, protected by Article 8 of the Human Rights Act, helps safeguard our relationships and family connections. However the Immigration and Asylum Bill, passed in the Commons and now in the committee stage, seeks to narrow how people’s family life is recognised in immigration and asylum cases, wanting to limit it to a “core cohabiting family”. Other family relationships would have to demonstrate dependency beyond normal emotional ties. Factors such as financial dependence, emotional support, or concern for a relative living in a country affected by war would not individually be enough to establish dependency.
These changes could have serious consequences for people seeking asylum, migrants and their families including those already resident in the UK. They also raise a wider concern for all of us, since human rights protections are universal safeguards. They do not become conditional when issues are complex or politically contested.
Privacy
The government is reportedly again seeking access to highly encrypted personal data belonging to British users of Apple, having backed down last year in the face of political pressure from the US. Liberty and Privacy International are challenging the government’s power to use secretive ‘technical capability notices’ (TCNs) to unlock encrypted data of individuals.
The Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) has confirmed it will hear Liberty, Privacy International and two individuals’ challenge to the legality of the Home Secretary’s decision to use her powers to secretly force Apple to allegedly give the UK Government access to users’ secured data stored on iCloud. The challenge will also cover the legality of the Government issuing these types of notices at all.
Palantir
On the subject of privacy and the security of our information, there is growing concern at the inroads another American company. Palantir, is making into our political and social life. They have contracts with the NHS, the military and the police and the concerns are about how safe is the data they are collecting.
There will be an International Day of Action on October 1st and locally, will take place between 12:00 and 14:00 in Southampton at Frobisher House which is right by the station. Participants will include NHS workers and patients, in protest against the wide ranging contracts Palantir has succeeded in obtaining in the health services as well as the military. The resistance is planned across the Americas, Europe and Britain. The software company is connected to Trumps’s discredited ICE and to Israeli surveillance and aggression in Gaza and is considered an unsafe repository for UK citizens data and government information. (See June report.)
It is part of a general increase in concern about more and more American companies controlling nearly all aspects of our social life with almost no controls over their activities.
Privacy and racial bias
The tragic case of the Cambridge professor Jason Arday, whose suicide followed prolonged harassment by the press and fellow academics about his academic credentials, is being cited as evidence that black public figures are subject to greater scrutiny than their white peers. An enquiry is being called for.
As we have mentioned above, a convergence last weekend (3rd, 4th) of 400 far right anti-immigration protesters in balaclavas in Dover followed the next day by 200 in Portsmouth, who gridlocked roads, used violence against police officers and threats against volunteers of the RNLI who had just escorted a boat full of illegal immigrants. It has raised questions about police unpreparedness for organised protest, about the level of anti-immigrant violence but also about the wearing of face masks.
The controversial Crime and Policing Bill of 2026 criminalises the act of wearing or otherwise using an item (for instance a face covering) that conceals a person’s identity when in an area that the police have designated. “A ‘designation’ can only be made in relation to an area when the police reasonably believe that a protest may or is taking place in that area, the protest is likely to involve or has involved the commission of offences and that a designation would prevent or control the commission of offences.”
Charities such as Amnesty and Liberty have previously argued that the measure in the Crime and Policing Bill would prejudice those who need to mask for justifiable health, religious or political safety reasons while engaging in peaceful protest. Masking in order to conceal criminal identity is clearly a different motive but it is possible that these deliberately intimidating demonstrations may make it harder for police to apply discrimination in cases of peaceful and legitimate masked protesters.
Responding to the road block and disruption at the Port of Dover by the group ‘Patriot Platform‘, Kerry Moscogiuri, CEO at Amnesty International UK said:
“The images from the port of Dover today are truly shocking. We are seeing a sickening increase in racist violence, threats and intimidation targeting communities and stopping families going about their day to day lives. The overwhelming majority of us detest violence and racism, and we need to see political leaders show clear moral leadership, challenge racist narratives and stand firmly alongside those who are being targeted.”
Today (10th) a group of men assembled outside a hotel in Southampton (Cosham) having seen a coach arrive thinking (it is thought) they were asylum seekers. They were in fact members of the Pakistan cricket team. The tone of the reporting was that there was no problem and the police made no arrests. But it demonstrated that rumours spread by social media led to an assembly of mostly men at least one of whom entered the hotel. What if they had been asylum seekers … ? [Source: BBC]
Authoritarianism
Whether the recent and very welcome reset of the Labour government’s attitude to Israel’s illegal settlements will have any mitigating effect on the thousands of protesters awaiting trial on terrorism charges remains to be seen.
The determination of a terrorist connection has been made recently and solely in Palestine Action cases where for instance Just Stop Oil and Extinction Rebellion protesters were simply charged with criminal damage. The Counter-Terrorism Act, extended in 2021, allows a judge alone to decide the nature of the sentence with no consideration by the jury during the trial. Even Rajiv Menon KC, the defence barrister of one of the Filton Four, was charged with contempt of court for reminding the jury that they had the right to acquit on conscience, making him the first defence attorney in Britain to be prosecuted over statements in a closing speech.
Amnesty’s Human Rights in the Collective (August Snapshot) looks at the inconsistency of charges of a ‘terrorism connection’ in several instances of protest where damage to property has occurred. It concludes that it is not hard to relate the UK government’s prosecution of Palestine Action (July 2025) to personal pressure from Trump on Starmer following the damage done by protesters spraying ‘Gaza is not for sale’ across his Scottish golf course (March 2025). The group is now designated as global terrorists by the US Government.
Recent posts:
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- UK Asylum Seekers: Current Trends and Challenges
- Latest Death Penalty report
- Is the UK government going to take action?
- UK government signals change re: Israel
Thought of subscribing?
#CrimeAndPolicingBill #DayOfAction #HRA #JasonArday #Labour #Palantir #Portsmouth #Southampton -
Latest in our reports on the human rights situation in the UK
September 2026
For some months we have been reporting on the progress of rights in the UK particularly as successive governments have passed more and more legislation to try and reduce their effect. Only in the past few days have we seen groups of people, dressed in black with balaclavas or face coverings, massing by the docks in Portsmouth and Dover yet no arrests were made. This contrasts with the hundreds of arrests made of people – without face masks or behaving in a threatening manner – who have been arrested on terrorist charges. They were promoting the cause of Palestinians which was embarrassing for the government in view, until this week, of its support for the Israeli government.
Family life
This right, protected by Article 8 of the Human Rights Act, helps safeguard our relationships and family connections. However the Immigration and Asylum Bill, passed in the Commons and now in the committee stage, seeks to narrow how people’s family life is recognised in immigration and asylum cases, wanting to limit it to a “core cohabiting family”. Other family relationships would have to demonstrate dependency beyond normal emotional ties. Factors such as financial dependence, emotional support, or concern for a relative living in a country affected by war would not individually be enough to establish dependency.
These changes could have serious consequences for people seeking asylum, migrants and their families including those already resident in the UK. They also raise a wider concern for all of us, since human rights protections are universal safeguards. They do not become conditional when issues are complex or politically contested.
Privacy
The government is reportedly again seeking access to highly encrypted personal data belonging to British users of Apple, having backed down last year in the face of political pressure from the US. Liberty and Privacy International are challenging the government’s power to use secretive ‘technical capability notices’ (TCNs) to unlock encrypted data of individuals.
The Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) has confirmed it will hear Liberty, Privacy International and two individuals’ challenge to the legality of the Home Secretary’s decision to use her powers to secretly force Apple to allegedly give the UK Government access to users’ secured data stored on iCloud. The challenge will also cover the legality of the Government issuing these types of notices at all.
Palantir
On the subject of privacy and the security of our information, there is growing concern at the inroads another American company. Palantir, is making into our political and social life. They have contracts with the NHS, the military and the police and the concerns are about how safe is the data they are collecting.
There will be an International Day of Action on October 1st and locally, will take place between 12:00 and 14:00 in Southampton at Frobisher House which is right by the station. Participants will include NHS workers and patients, in protest against the wide ranging contracts Palantir has succeeded in obtaining in the health services as well as the military. The resistance is planned across the Americas, Europe and Britain. The software company is connected to Trumps’s discredited ICE and to Israeli surveillance and aggression in Gaza and is considered an unsafe repository for UK citizens data and government information. (See June report.)
It is part of a general increase in concern about more and more American companies controlling nearly all aspects of our social life with almost no controls over their activities.
Privacy and racial bias
The tragic case of the Cambridge professor Jason Arday, whose suicide followed prolonged harassment by the press and fellow academics about his academic credentials, is being cited as evidence that black public figures are subject to greater scrutiny than their white peers. An enquiry is being called for.
As we have mentioned above, a convergence last weekend (3rd, 4th) of 400 far right anti-immigration protesters in balaclavas in Dover followed the next day by 200 in Portsmouth, who gridlocked roads, used violence against police officers and threats against volunteers of the RNLI who had just escorted a boat full of illegal immigrants. It has raised questions about police unpreparedness for organised protest, about the level of anti-immigrant violence but also about the wearing of face masks.
The controversial Crime and Policing Bill of 2026 criminalises the act of wearing or otherwise using an item (for instance a face covering) that conceals a person’s identity when in an area that the police have designated. “A ‘designation’ can only be made in relation to an area when the police reasonably believe that a protest may or is taking place in that area, the protest is likely to involve or has involved the commission of offences and that a designation would prevent or control the commission of offences.”
Charities such as Amnesty and Liberty have previously argued that the measure in the Crime and Policing Bill would prejudice those who need to mask for justifiable health, religious or political safety reasons while engaging in peaceful protest. Masking in order to conceal criminal identity is clearly a different motive but it is possible that these deliberately intimidating demonstrations may make it harder for police to apply discrimination in cases of peaceful and legitimate masked protesters.
Responding to the road block and disruption at the Port of Dover by the group ‘Patriot Platform‘, Kerry Moscogiuri, CEO at Amnesty International UK said:
“The images from the port of Dover today are truly shocking. We are seeing a sickening increase in racist violence, threats and intimidation targeting communities and stopping families going about their day to day lives. The overwhelming majority of us detest violence and racism, and we need to see political leaders show clear moral leadership, challenge racist narratives and stand firmly alongside those who are being targeted.”
Today (10th) a group of men assembled outside a hotel in Southampton (Cosham) having seen a coach arrive thinking (it is thought) they were asylum seekers. They were in fact members of the Pakistan cricket team. The tone of the reporting was that there was no problem and the police made no arrests. But it demonstrated that rumours spread by social media led to an assembly of mostly men at least one of whom entered the hotel. What if they had been asylum seekers … ? [Source: BBC]
Authoritarianism
Whether the recent and very welcome reset of the Labour government’s attitude to Israel’s illegal settlements will have any mitigating effect on the thousands of protesters awaiting trial on terrorism charges remains to be seen.
The determination of a terrorist connection has been made recently and solely in Palestine Action cases where for instance Just Stop Oil and Extinction Rebellion protesters were simply charged with criminal damage. The Counter-Terrorism Act, extended in 2021, allows a judge alone to decide the nature of the sentence with no consideration by the jury during the trial. Even Rajiv Menon KC, the defence barrister of one of the Filton Four, was charged with contempt of court for reminding the jury that they had the right to acquit on conscience, making him the first defence attorney in Britain to be prosecuted over statements in a closing speech.
Amnesty’s Human Rights in the Collective (August Snapshot) looks at the inconsistency of charges of a ‘terrorism connection’ in several instances of protest where damage to property has occurred. It concludes that it is not hard to relate the UK government’s prosecution of Palestine Action (July 2025) to personal pressure from Trump on Starmer following the damage done by protesters spraying ‘Gaza is not for sale’ across his Scottish golf course (March 2025). The group is now designated as global terrorists by the US Government.
Recent posts:
- (no title)
- UK Asylum Seekers: Current Trends and Challenges
- Latest Death Penalty report
- Is the UK government going to take action?
- UK government signals change re: Israel
Thought of subscribing?
#CrimeAndPolicingBill #DayOfAction #HRA #JasonArday #Labour #Palantir #Portsmouth #Southampton -
PSA Prime Marine to Unveil Enhanced Marine Support Offering at Southampton International Boat Show
The Solent-based boat maintenance specialist, PSA Prime Marine will unveil its new enhanced marine support offering, Prime Concierge, at Southampton International Boat Show from 18-27 September, exhibiting at Stand H162 in the New Wave Hall. With more tha…
#Southampton #SouthamptonFC #England #PremierLeague #EnglishPremierLeague #Football #southampton #SouthamptonF.C
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/682012/ From inoperable cancer to free of the disease #cancer #CancerCells #Caroline #CarolineAinslie #ChemotherapyTreatment #DavidConstablePhelps #Éire #Health #IE #IntraperitonealChemotherapy #Ireland #OvarianCancer #Southampton
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Larin shortlisted for Player of the Month
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4 hours ago
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Southampton striker Cyle Larin has been nominated for August’s Sky Bet Championship Player of the Month award.
The Canadian international made a flying start to the season after signing a permanent deal at St Mary’s, scoring in all three of Saints’ August league f…
#Southampton #SouthamptonFC #England #PremierLeague #EnglishPremierLeague #Football #southampton #SouthamptonF.C
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Southampton ovarian cancer patient tumour free after pioneering treatment
A former nurse who was told she had inoperable cancer has been declared free of the disease after receiving a pioneering chemotherapy treatment. Caroline Ainslie, 60, from Southampton, was diagnosed with stage-four ovarian cancer in March after the disease spread to her liver, lu…
#Southampton #SouthamptonFC #England #PremierLeague #EnglishPremierLeague #Football #southampton #SouthamptonF.C
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Southampton school plans air source heat pump installation
The city council has applied for planning permission to put air sources heat pumps at Fairisle Infant School and Nursery in Lords Hill. This comes after the local authority awarded a £645,326 contract for the project to Whiteley-based Corrigenda Limited in July. Details submitted as part of the…
#Southampton #SouthamptonFC #England #PremierLeague #EnglishPremierLeague #Football #southampton #SouthamptonF.C
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La météo aéronautique de aéroport de Southampton (UK) est “METAR EGHI 190850Z 24003KT 220V280 9999 -RA FEW011 17/16 Q1006” : Ce que ça signifie sur https://www.bigorre.org/aero/meteo/eghi/fr #aeroportdesouthampton #aeroport #southampton #uk #eghi #sou #metar #aviation #meteoaero #avgeek vl
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/65375/ Books of Condolence and a sea of tributes for Kevin Keegan at St James Park | ITV News Tyne Tees #beatles #FabFour #FoodInsecurity #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #JohnBeresford #KeithGillespie #KevinKeegan #MenBVaccine #MiddlesbroughFC #NewcastleUnited #NewcastleUnitedFoundation #NorthYorkshire #nurdles #PlasticsPellets #PortOfTyne #RareAutographs #SouthShields #SouthTyneside #Southampton #spygate #StJames'Park #TheBayFoodbank #WillLankshear
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Tommy Robinson meets Musk’s father in Russia to ‘cause some trouble’
British far-right activist Tommy Robinson has travelled to Moscow where he met with Elon Musk’s father, Errol. Elon…
#UnitedStates #US #USA #ElonMusk #ErrolMusk #HenryNowak #Moscowhotel #Musk #Russia #Southampton #SouthamptonCrownCourt #TOMMYROBINSON
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"Neo-Nazi and white supremacist groups are using anger over the murder of the white 18-year-old student Henry Nowak by a Sikh man as a recruiting ground for their cause, with prominent members taking part in violent protests on Tuesday."
#UKPol #Southampton #Portswood #Racism #NeoNazis #UKIP #BritainFirst #RestoreBritain #SouthamptonPatriots #ChristianNationalism #RaiseTheColours #TommyRobinson #LaurenceFox
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How cooking became a way to give back
My name is Tia, and I’ve always been a big foodie! Family has always been at the heart of that love – from sitting in the car while my mum delivered Meals on Wheels, to an eight-year tradition of baking my niece’s birthday cakes, and now sharing that passion with my almost two-year-old…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Cooking #BournemouthandPooleCollege #mealsonwheels #Southampton
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How cooking became a way to give back
My name is Tia, and I’ve always been a big foodie! Family has always been at the heart of that love – from sitting in the car while my mum delivered Meals on Wheels, to an eight-year tradition of baking my niece’s birthday cakes, and now sharing that passion with my almost two-year-old…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Cooking #BournemouthandPooleCollege #mealsonwheels #Southampton
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2566777/how-cooking-became-a-way-to-give-back/ -
How cooking became a way to give back
My name is Tia, and I’ve always been a big foodie! Family has always been at the heart of that love – from sitting in the car while my mum delivered Meals on Wheels, to an eight-year tradition of baking my niece’s birthday cakes, and now sharing that passion with my almost two-year-old…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Cooking #BournemouthandPooleCollege #mealsonwheels #Southampton
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How cooking became a way to give back
My name is Tia, and I’ve always been a big foodie! Family has always been at the heart of that love – from sitting in the car while my mum delivered Meals on Wheels, to an eight-year tradition of baking my niece’s birthday cakes, and now sharing that passion with my almost two-year-old…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Cooking #BournemouthandPooleCollege #mealsonwheels #Southampton
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Few pics from Saturday's Seed Swap at Bitterne Station >> https://bitternepark.info/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=13612:seeds-plants-and-chatter-flourish-at-community-swap&catid=166&Itemid=92
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Pics: Seeds, plants and chatter flourish at community swap >> https://bitternepark.info/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=13612:seeds-plants-and-chatter-flourish-at-community-swap&catid=166&Itemid=92
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Southampton Seed Swap at Bitterne Station today >> https://bitternepark.info/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=13611:southampton-seed-swap-returns-on-saturday&catid=166&Itemid=92
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🗞️ 🗞️ Dr Bernice Kuang, research fellow in #demography from the University of #Southampton, told the report’s authors that people are waiting to have #children because it takes longer “to establish yourself in your #career, to buy a #house, to leave the #parentalhome”.
Full article: https://www.straitstimes.com/world/europe/london-contemplates-childless-future-as-families-leave-british-capital
#London #demography #population #housingcrisis #childcarecosts #schools #families #UKpolicy #populationchange #urbanissues #LondonAssembly #migration #socialpolicy #socialscience
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You ordered vehicles?
The vehicle cargo ship CMA CGM MONZA in Southampton Water.
Seen from Hythe Marina Village.July 2025.
#England #Southampton #SouthamptonWater #GB #UK #Hythe #HytheMarinaVillage #Ship #Port #Water #Sky #Sea #Freighter #Clouds #Tugboat #ShipSaturday #SchiffSamstag #Schiff #Hafen #Wasser #Himmel #Meer #Frachter #Wolken #Schlepper
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Aviation weather for Southampton airport (UK) is “EGHI 121220Z AUTO 28014KT 9999 BKN021 10/08 Q0986” : See what it means on https://www.bigorre.org/aero/meteo/eghi/en #southamptonairport #airport #southampton #uk #eghi #sou #metar #aviation #aviationweather #avgeek vl
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Aviation weather for Southampton airport (UK) is “EGHI 120950Z 24012KT 200V280 9999 SCT038 18/09 Q1011” : See what it means on https://www.bigorre.org/aero/meteo/eghi/en #southampton #uk #southamptonairport #eghi #sou #metar #aviation #aviationweather #avgeek #airport vl
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Aviation weather for Southampton airport (UK) is “EGHI 220820Z 24007KT 170V290 9999 SCT025 21/13 Q1015” : See what it means on https://www.bigorre.org/aero/meteo/eghi/en #southampton #uk #southamptonairport #eghi #sou #metar #aviation #aviationweather #avgeek #airport vl
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Aviation weather for Southampton airport (UK) is “EGHI 302050Z 12001KT CAVOK 12/09 Q1020” : See what it means on https://www.bigorre.org/aero/meteo/eghi/en #southampton #uk #southamptonairport #eghi #sou #metar #aviation #aviationweather vl
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Wanna see what i'm hiding?
#Trans #Model #TransModel #LGBT #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA #Southampton #Battlepass #OnlyFans #NSFW #SpicyContent #FediHoes #TransSlut #Slut #Hoe
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It's rare that I go to a gig purely as audience but The Longest Johns were an absolute delight in #Southampton last night.
Also as a #theatreTech I was admiring the lighting too.
#folkmusic #shanties -
Mirror visits Chessel Bay on nurdle investigation
https://buff.ly/3SujfSy
#Southampton #bitternepark #localnews #pollution #plasticpollution #plastic #nurdles -
Mirror visits Chessel Bay on nurdle investigation
https://buff.ly/3SujfSy
#Southampton #bitternepark #localnews #pollution #plasticpollution #plastic #nurdles -
Mirror visits Chessel Bay on nurdle investigation
https://buff.ly/3SujfSy
#Southampton #bitternepark #localnews #pollution #plasticpollution #plastic #nurdles -
Volunteers net bags of rubbish at Chessel Bay clean-up
https://bitternepark.info/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=12742:volunteers-net-bags-of-rubbish-at-chessel-bay-clean-up&catid=166&Itemid=92
#Southampton #bitternepark #localnews #pollution #microplastics #litter #environment #conservation #nurdles -
Volunteers net bags of rubbish at Chessel Bay clean-up
https://bitternepark.info/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=12742:volunteers-net-bags-of-rubbish-at-chessel-bay-clean-up&catid=166&Itemid=92
#Southampton #bitternepark #localnews #pollution #microplastics #litter #environment #conservation #nurdles -
Volunteers net bags of rubbish at Chessel Bay clean-up
https://bitternepark.info/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=12742:volunteers-net-bags-of-rubbish-at-chessel-bay-clean-up&catid=166&Itemid=92
#Southampton #bitternepark #localnews #pollution #microplastics #litter #environment #conservation #nurdles