Tony Rumsey In response, Councillor Steve Leggett, Cabinet Member for Green City and Place vowed that “new resident parking schemes around UHS [were] due to [start] in early 2021.” Southampton City Council (SCC) has followed through with this pledge in deciding to make resident permits available in the Maybush area from May 2021. Mr Rumsey said: “I’ve been waiting for this for ten years - I can get my car back on the road now. Councillor Tammy Thomas, herself in favour of parking permits, said: “I am told, by many residents, that the parking situation has become unbearable along Coxford Drove and Palm Road.
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A CONTROVERSIAL road scheme will remain in place until the end of summer, it has been confirmed. A number of roads around Bedford Place - including Bedford Place itself - will remain closed to traffic to make way for more outdoor seating in a bid to support local businesses. It comes as the trial was first launched in August last year. Civic chiefs have now confirmed the road closures will remain in place until the end of summer when a final decision on the scheme is expected to be taken.
Southampton City Council said the move will support businesses. But some shop owners, who previously raised concerns, said the decision to expand the trial is “disappointing”.