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Imagine you are new to the city and have a day to explore it. How easy is it to get about?
How could Portsmouth be made more mobile and accessible?

What parts of the city and the buildings do you love and why?

Which parts are awful and why? Does the city connect up so that you understand how to get about?

Where do you feel there are barriers and where do you feel free?

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  • Last Updated: 10 January 2008 9:50 AM
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