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Southampton exhibition turns air pollution data into immersive art (opens the original)
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A new exhibition in Southampton is turning air pollution into art to help people see the invisible. Air Datascape, created by staff and students from Southampton Solent University, combines citizen science with creative expression to visualise air quality across the city. Led by senior research fellow Dr Atsuhide Ito and three Solent students and graduates, the project uses wearable air pollution sensors to capture data and transform it into immersive artwork. Dr Francesca Pieropan, head of rese
Funding boost coming for Naval families to support counselling and wellbeing (opens the original)
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A fresh round of funding is set to boost family support across the Naval community. The Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity (RNRMC) has awarded £149,000 in grants to organisations supporting serving personnel, veterans, and their families. Mandy Harding, head of commissioned grants at RNRMC, said: "Families are at the heart of the Naval community, and strong relationships make a real difference to the wellbeing and resilience of serving personnel, veterans, and their loved ones." Grants will fu
Two New Forest preserves reach Great British Food Awards 2026 finals (opens the original)
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Two preserves handmade in the New Forest have reached the finals of a major national food competition. The Real Jam & Chutney Company, a social enterprise that supports people with neuro disabilities, has been shortlisted in the Great British Food Awards 2026 for its tutti frutti jam and hot smoked tomato relish. Based in the New Forest and supported by the Minstead Trust, the company provides meaningful training and work experience through preserve-making. The tutti frutti jam is made with redc
Book reveals story of woman who survived two shipwrecks, including Titanic (opens the original)
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A Southampton stewardess survived two maritime disasters in just two years. Mary Kezia Roberts, who was on board the Titanic when it sank in April 1912, narrowly escaped death when the liner disappeared beneath the North Atlantic. Despite the trauma, she continued her career at sea, only to face another shipwreck two years later. During the First World War, Mary was serving on the hospital ship HMHS Rohilla when it struck rocks off Whitby in terrible weather. Holiday park wins battle over outdoo
Campaign brings discounts and events to Southampton Old Town in September (opens the original)
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Special offers and events are lighting up Southampton’s historic Old Town this September. Part of the Love The Old Town campaign, the initiative runs throughout the month and aims to encourage visitors and residents to explore the city’s cultural heart. Organised by GO! Southampton, the scheme includes a range of promotions designed to showcase the area's unique character and heritage. Stephen Manion, executive director at GO! Southampton, said: "We’re so pleased to see the return of the Old Tow
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