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FULL BLAST Tribute band T.Rextasy at last years Gosport Festival

Councillors waive fees for Gosport Waterfront Festival

COUNCILLORS have agreed to waive thousands of pounds in fees for the organisers of this year’s Gosport Waterfront Festival.

OPEN From left, Mayor of Havant Cllr Gerald Shimbart and his consort Cllr Elaine Shimbart, Rowans Hospice chief executive Ruth White and chairman of trustees Ian Young.  Picture: Allan Hutchings (121720-431)

Hope for new cash boost as Rowans Hospice shop is opened in Hayling Island

THE first of two new shops which will raise money for a hospice has been officially opened.

WORRIED Louise Poustie, 31, with her children Niamh, two, and Lewis, eight months old.  Picture: Sarah Standing (121680-2922)

Parents told bid to open new Whiteley school could be restarted

PARENTS have been reassured that plans for a new school in Whiteley can be submitted provided they get behind the bid.

WORRIED Louise Poustie, 31, with her children Niamh, two, and Lewis, eight months old.  Picture: Sarah Standing (121680-2922)

HMS York in search for missing fishermen

A Royal Navy warship is involved in a huge search for three men whose fishing boat went missing.

Portsmouth drink-driver handed 18-month ban

A DRINK-DRIVER who was twice the limit has been banned from driving for 18 months.

Sport rss

Aldershot Town's manager Dean Holdsworth

Pompey have Shots in their summer sights

Pompey have arranged a pre-season friendly against Aldershot.

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Simon Whitlock enjoys his nine-darter against Andy Hamilton   Picture: Lawrence Lustig/PDC

Wizard hits nine-darter but just misses out on title

Simon Whitlock fell just short in his bid to become PDC Premier League champion – despite throwing a nine-dart finish.

Michael Bates made the first century of his career before being run out    Picture: Neil Marshall

Pleasing day for Hants - but it could have been even better

There was no doubting it was a good day – but it might have been even better.

Keith Clinnick

New kid on the block Keith lighting up seniors

Keith Clinnick believes his recent entry into the senior ranks can help him prove age is no barrier to amateur success.

Joel Ward celebrates his derby goal with Marko Futacs. Picture: Steve Reid (114419-253)

Hold up over Ward’s Pompey departure

Pompey’s desire to cash in on Joel Ward has been held up with the youngster’s anticipated exit set to drag on well into next week.

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LONG WAIT A queue of patients waiting for treatment at Debark in northern Ethiopia

‘For many it was the first time they’d had an eye examination’

It’s not the way most people end up getting an eye test. But in a remote part of Ethiopia, a man with a loud speaker hails the imminent arrival of Mark Esbester and a team from the charity Vision Aid Overseas (VAO).

Boys at the Nuffield Theatre, Southampton

The Nuffield continues its enterprising partnership with Headlong in Ella Hickson’s new play.

Lock, Stock and Barrel, Locks Heath

Lock, Stock and Barrel, Locks Heath

The Lock, Stock and Barrel in Locks Heath, near Fareham is one of Dorset-based Hall and Woodhouse’s 250-strong pub chain.

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Barbara Crick (32), owner of Emsworth Cookery School, with some of the selection of tasty treats that will be on offer to make at the workshop.  Picture: Sarah Standing (121681-4140)

Make sure your jubilee feast is fit for a Queen

It will soon be time to dust off the vintage crockery, get out granny’s recipes and treat friends and family to a jubilicious feast.

Wither Hills Pinot Noir 2009, Marlborough

World-class wines from New Zealand

I gave a tasting recently where I assembled a range of New Zealand Pinot Noirs.

Community rss

Herbert Tame, driver of the miniature train which used to run close to Southsea Castle, with other members of the Tame family in and around the first carriage

Children’s happy days helping grandad on miniature railway

A recent black-and-white photograph of Southsea’s miniature railway in the 1950s thrilled members of the Tame family.

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Staff at Hoopers shop in the early 1960s

Memories of Hoopers

Remember Hoopers, the old tool shop in Kingston Road, Portsmouth?

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Final walk along esplanade

On this day in 1890 at 11.15am, 50-year-old Thomas M’Cheane, the vice-consul for Russia, took a walk along Southsea Esplanade.

The bathing pool at the Coronation Holiday Camp, Hayling Island, in the 1940s

Summer of celebration as camp marks 75th birthday

Lakeside Holiday Village is holding celebrations this summer to commemorate 75 years of providing seaside holidays and short breaks on Hayling Island.

Victoria Pier

On this day in 1842 Victoria Pier, in what is now Old Portsmouth, was opened and named after the Queen who was crowned five years earlier.

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