A FLOATING adventure playground could be flown in from America in a bid to stop thrill-seeking children risking their lives leaping off historic battlements.
THE defence secretary has announced a consultation process in response to demands for legislation to end repeated investigations into alleged historical offences by British troops.
PLANS to reclaim land for a new 'super peninsula' are likely to continue despite fears it could 'damage or destroy' animal habitats and disturb Brent geese.
COUNCILLORS and residents hope new rules for shared homes in Portsmouth will prevent developers creating 'extreme' builds that house more than six people in the future.
WHITEHALL has been ‘far too slow’ in reforming building fire safety laws following the Grenfell tragedy and is still not doing enough to remove dangerous cladding from buildings.
A CITY-WIDE plan for parking zones will be drawn up in a bid to solve what has been described as a 'no-win situation', following a lengthy debate between councillors that lasted almost two hours.
AN 'IMPORTANT' debate on licensing private landlords in Portsmouth was not held at full council yesterday after half of councillors were excluded from voting.
