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Rundown shop in Gosport is set to be converted into flats
The owners of a rundown shop in Gosport have been given the green light to turn it into a new home.
Rush hour traffic delays on M27, A27 and M3 this evening
There are rush hour traffic delays on the M27, A27 and M3 this evening.
Portsmouth man reveals impact of diabetes care failings as medical negligence lawyers secure answers
A Royal Navy veteran has been left with a permanent tracheostomy following a two-day delay in recognising a life-threatening complication of diabetes.
Landlords hit out over 'demonisation' of HMOs in Portsmouth
A local landlord association has called out Portsmouth councillors for their “demonisation” of HMOs in the planning process.
17 Portsmouth fish and chip shops with the best food hygiene ratings including in Gosport and Fareham
Portsmouth has plenty of restaurants and takeaways where you can enjoy one of the UK’s favourite dishes – fish and chips.
Goodwillies owner confirms closure as a mixture of Brexit and cost of living crisis leads to retirement
The owner of a well established timber merchants has confirmed the companies closure after deciding to retire.
Nightmare Gosport flat rife for drug use, violence and spreading faeces on walls is closed
A flat in Gosport has been closed after drug use, violence and disorder were rife - including “disgusting scenes” of faeces spread in the corridors.
Recladding plan unveiled for Crookhorn College as part of improvement plan
A 1960s building at a secondary school in Waterlooville could be reclad so it is better insulated and more comfortable for staff and students.
More needs to be done to bring about Portsmouth's regeneration - claim from opposition parties
Opposition political parties have said more need to be done to boost the city centre as they call out the Liberal Democrat-controlled city council on their regeneration agenda for Portsmouth.
32 brilliant unseen photos from 1970 I wouldn't have known were taken in Portsmouth
There’s so many interesting images to see in this selection of images from Portsmouth’s past.
9 of the best Portsmouth cafes for a Full English cooked breakfast I never knew about
We asked our readers for their favourite places to go for breakfast and they’ve come up with some fine choices.
Sublime £2.9m countryside home boasts gorgeous contemporary designs
This prestine house offers picturesque countryside scenes and is on the market for £2.9m.
Exceptional multi-generational home offers striking architecture and luxurious amenities including amazing swimming pool
Equipped with a swimming pool and indoor gym, this property is an exceptional family home.
Army Sergeant Major uses university’s heat chamber ahead of Sahara Desert running challenge
The Army’s most senior soldier took part in heat acclimation training at the University of Chichester, to prepare for a 250km run across the Sahara Desert with barrister and broadcaster Robert Rinder.
Royal Navy: Anzac Day commemorated on board last remaining ship of Gallipoli campaign
Members of the Royal Navy and the navies of New Zealand and Australia have gathered in Portsmouth on board the last remaining ship from the Gallipoli campaign to mark Anzac Day.
Schools part of Gosport Multi-Academy Trust inlcuding Bay House School to join with King's Group Academies
Five Hampshire schools will officially be run by a new academy trust from this month signalling a change to the way they will be run - as well as being given new names.
Former police officer from Fareham accused of relationships with female victims
A former police constable from Fareham accused of forming relationships with female victims in investigations he was involved in has appeared in court charged with misconduct in public office.
Police still quizzing 87-year-old man arrested on suspicion of murder of woman, 82, in Waterlooville
An 87-year-old man arrested on suspicion of murder is still in police custody being quizzed over the death of an 82-year-old woman found dead at a Waterlooville address following a concern for welfare.
The Watercress Line's Medstead and Four Marks Station signal box launched by Lord Kamall
The Watercress Line welcomed Lord Kamall to officially launch the Medstead and Four Marks Signal Box on Tuesday 23 April.
MP Alan Mak praises Hayling Island Community Responders in Parliament and calls for more volunteers
MP Alan Mak has praised Hayling Island Community Responders in Parliament and called for more volunteers to join community medical response groups nationwide.