Love Where You Live
Love Where You Live
You’ll be able to bring the whole family along for a fun day out and tell us how we can make your local area an even better place to live.
It’s all part of our Love Where You Live campaign, which we launched to help us work closer with local communities in order to tackle neighbourhood issues, so that even more people can feel proud of their local area.
So come along to your local event and join in family friendly activities and games, find out more about various council services at our information stalls and tuck into free food and refreshments. You’ll also be able to chat with council staff, raise any concerns about your local neighbourhood and suggest ideas for improvements.
Tell us what we need to do to make you love your neighbourhood even more and we’ll look in to making that happen. From tackling graffiti, stamping down on fly tipping, cutting the grass more often or providing activities to improve wellbeing. We need to know what you think so that we can work with local people and council teams to make any improvements needed.
Here are details of the free Love Where You Live events coming up this summer:
| Date and time | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday 16 July 2023 | Lordshill | The event will take place in the school grounds at Oasis Academy |
| Friday 28 July 2023, 10am-2pm | Hoglands Park (opposite the former Debenhams building) | A joint event with Southampton Children’s Play Association (SCPA). The day promises to be great fun with lots of activities including arts and crafts, messy play, games, sports activities and a tombola |
| Saturday 5 August 2023 | Millbrook | We will be running our event in the field opposite The Saints pub and on the same day the pub will hold their own community fun day. Come along and join in the fun and find out more about the new community forum we are setting up for the local area |
Keep an eye out for details of future Love Where You Live events in other parts of the city. Remember, if you have any concerns, ideas or suggestions on how to improve your neighbourhood you can contact your Local Housing Office or chat to your Neighbourhood Warden. Don’t forget it’s also quick and easy to report lots of issues online, including environmental matters, such as:
