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Future projects



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There are lots of projects happening all over the city and more to come in the future.
They include the development of the Northern Quarter, the seafront, a new library and museum, new schools to be built, the further development of the University.

Do these self-contained projects make a city? How could they connect and dovetail into the whole?

How could these developments work in the future for you and your families, work colleagues and visitors?

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  • Last Updated: 10 January 2008 9:00 AM
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Ian Kane,

Southsea 12/01/2008 19:23:38
From the moat at the Garrison church into Southsea Common source and build a mile long shallow canal which could be used for boating and leisure. There is nowhere in or even near Portsmouth where a person can hire a boat and row; not even on the sea. Canoe Lake is too small, the wrong size, shape and landscape.
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