Southsea’s South Parade Pier owners win bid to add terrace to cafe kiosk
COUNCILLORS have been praised for championing public opinion after they approved extra cafe seating at a Southsea landmark, against the recommendation of officers.
Post-Brexit plan to not check lorries ‘won’t affect security’ at Portsmouth port, says transport secretary
BORDER security at the city’s port won’t be affected despite government proposals not to check all lorries arriving into the UK from overseas after Brexit, a top MP has said.
Nearly half of Portsmouth’s Brexit backers ‘unhappy’ with EU talks, poll finds
ALMOST half of those who voted for Brexit are unhappy with how Britain’s negotiations to leave the European Union are going, new figures have revealed.
Forest school will bring the countryside to the city in Portsmouth
A PIONEERING school project that gives children more time outdoors could be the first of its kind in Portsmouth after the city council secured funding.
Have say on changes to short breaks provided by Hampshire County Council
PARENTS and carers of children and young people with a disability are being urged to have their say on a consultation proposing changes to short breaks.
Portsmouth Tories vow to make city ‘the UK’s greenest’ with local election pledge
AMBITIONS to make Portsmouth the ‘greenest city in the UK’ have been tabled by the island’s Tory leadership as they ramp up their charge to remain in power.
Portsmouth Labour candidate ‘deeply regrets’ Twitter comments branded ‘anti-semitic’
A PROSPECTIVE Labour councillor has apologised ‘profusely’ for comments she made on Twitter which have been branded anti-semitic, admitting she ‘deeply regrets’ making them.
