Posted by Highfield Residents' Association on Apr 22, 2025 in News | 0 comments
This is from the FoPR Gardening Co-ordinator about the extraordinary behaviour of the Dark Edged Fly Bee. It looks like a bee, it flies like a bee and even buzzes like a bee, but it’s really a fly masquerading as a bee! NATURE NOTES APRIL 25 Dark edged bee fly read more
Posted by Highfield Residents' Association on Apr 21, 2025 in Crime Incidents, Crime Prevention Advice, News | 0 comments
As the sun comes out and e-scooters hit the streets, it’s more important than ever to know the rules before you ride. Whether you’re thinking of buying your own or hopping on a rental like Southampton’s coral-coloured Voi scooters, here’s what you need to know: Private E-Scooters You cannot use privately owned e-scooters on public roads, pavements, or cycle lanes. They’re only legal on... read more
Posted by Highfield Residents' Association on Apr 21, 2025 in Crime Incidents, News | 0 comments
Reported Monday 21 April 2025. The Police don’t know how long she’s been missing. They are combing the area. Should you meet her, ring 999 and report a missing person from the Collins Flats, Highfield Lane. Police photo: A useful Hampshire Police website about the Herbert Protocol when caring for vulnerable people, including those with dementia or Alzheimer’s. There’s a... read more
Posted by Highfield Residents' Association on Apr 19, 2025 in News | 0 comments
HRA Members enjoy a 10% discount on food at The Crown Inn, on presentation of an in-date HRA membership card – enjoy! Check out all our member discounts here; there are lots of them! Members’... read more
Posted by Highfield Residents' Association on Apr 19, 2025 in News | 0 comments
Every Sunday from 4th May until 14th September.9.30am – 10.30am.Look out for the Park Yoga flag.No need to book.Bring a mat or towel. Courtesy of Park Yoga. read more
Posted by Highfield Residents' Association on Apr 19, 2025 in Crime Incidents | 0 comments
Key Performance Indicator 8: To reduce crime and anti-social behaviour At the end of the 6-month Trial the success of this indicator is to be measured by: A reduction in anti-social behaviour (ASB) A reduction in public order offences A reduction in shoplifting Reports presented to the HRA Committee last week highlighted an increase in both ASB and Public Order Offences. No Shoplifting data was... read more
Posted by Highfield Residents' Association on Apr 19, 2025 in News | 0 comments
Emergency Traffic Regulation Orders – how to make a comment The Portswood Project Webpage for the ATZ and Portswood Broadway clearly advises that comments will not be looked at before the end of the Trial. However, it was announced at the Steering Group last week that comments had indeed been read and grouped into categories before the Trial had ended. Other comments and suggestions that... read more