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A 'Let's Stop Aquind' walking protest against Aquind in July 2021 Picture: Sam Stephenson

Havant Borough Council votes to oppose controversial Aquind project

A 'Let's Stop Aquind' walking protest against Aquind in July 2021 Picture: Sam Stephenson

MoD opposes controversial Aquind interconnector scheme

Protestors said the Aquind proposal would be 'catastrophic' to the city. Picture: Chris Moorhouse (jpns 220423-023)

Last chance for Portsmouth to defy Aquind scheme

A previous 'Let's Stop Aquind' walking protest Picture: Sam Stephenson

New Aquind deadline as the government considers plans

Protestors said the Aquind proposal would be 'catastrophic' to the city. Picture: Chris Moorhouse (jpns 220423-023)

Protestors stand defiant against 'catastrophic' Aquind scheme

A 'Let's Stop Aquind' protest at Fort Cumberland in Eastney in 2021

Six good reasons why the Aquind plan for Portsmouth should be turned down

Portsmouth residents and members of the community campaign group Let's Stop Aquind, outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London during November's judicial review Picture: Tom Pilgrim/PA Wire

Portsmouth campaigners hold rally to demonstrate show of feeling against Aquind

A 'Let's Stop Aquind' walking protest against Aquind in July 2021 Picture: Sam Stephenson

Portsmouth is ready to rise up once more and see off threat of Aquind

A previous 'Let's Stop Aquind' protest Picture: Sam Stephenson

Portsmouth politicians and residents unite once more against Aquind

'Let's Stop Aquind' are redoubling their efforts to combat the interconnector programme. Pictured is a walking protest against Aquind pictured starting at the Fort Cumberland car park in Eastney, on July 4, 2021. Picture: Sam Stephenson

Campaign group to redouble efforts against Aquind

Portsmouth residents and members of the community campaign group Let's Stop Aquind, outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London during the judicial review in November Picture: PA

Aquind wins High Court review to breathe new life into plan to dig up Portsmouth

The Royal Courts of Justice, in The Strand, London.

Aquind fight sees latest battle in the Royal Courts of Justice

Portsmouth residents and members of the community campaign group Let's Stop Aquind, outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London Picture: Tom Pilgrim/PA Wire

Aquind judicial review result date announced as judge mulls case's 'mysteries'

Main entrance of the Royal Courts of Justice on the Strand, London where the Aquind judicial review will take place Picture: Marco Rubino, Adobe

We repeat our call to those deciding Aquind's plans for Portsmouth: Just say no

The News editor Mark Waldron on stage at The Society of Editors' Media Freedom Awards 2022 in London with assistant editor Tom Morton to pick up the Regional Campaign of the Year award. Picture: Tom Wren SWNS

The News wins national award for Stop Aquind campaign

A protest against Aquind in Eastney in summer 2021 Picture: Sam Stephenson

Fight against the Aquind gears up again as date revealed for court hearing

Portsmouth is standing strong and prepared to fight once again – as the latest stage of the Aquind saga goes before the courts.

Josh Wright

Pictured is: Viola Langley and Paula Ann Savage Picture: Keith Woodland (021021-187)

City residents thanked by Stop Aquind leads after ‘tireless’ campaign

Stop Aquind protestors with Steve Pitt, council leader Gerald Vernon-Jackson, Cllr Lee Hunt, cllr Simon Bosher, and cllr Rob New as they celebrate near Lock Lake, Portsmouth. Picture: Habibur Rahman

Live Everything we know so far about rejection of Aquind

Let's Stop Aquind protestors celebrate near Lock Lake, Portsmouth Picture: Habibur Rahman

News comment: Aquind refusal

Stop Aquind protestors with council leader Gerald Vernon-Jackson and Cllr Lee Hunt to celebrate near Lock Lake, Portsmouth Picture: Habibur Rahman

Stop Aquind activists celebrate 'people power' as plans rejected

Let's Stop Aquind protesters. Picture: Chris Moorhouse

Aquind campaigners ‘outraged’ after firm donates £30,000 for council park

Shadow energy minister Alan Whitehead, Paula-Ann Savage, Stephen Morgan MP. Picture: Keith Woodland (041221-6)

Let's Stop Aquind campaigners meet with shadow energy minister

The 'Let's Stop Aquind' walking protest against Aquind pictured starting at the Fort Cumberland car park in Eastney. Pictured is general views of the event taking place. Picture: Sam Stephenson

Uproar as city leaders hit out at business secretary for Aquind decision delay

Pictured is: Supporters of the Aquind protest listen to the speeches Picture: Keith Woodland (021021-70)

Council chief pledges to fund judicial review if Portsmouth loses Aquind fight

Portsmouth South MP Stephen Morgan and city activists before handing in the 6,200 signature petition to parliament. Picture: Stephen Morgan

Stop Aquind campaign at 'critical moment' as 6,200 signature petition submitted

The Let's Stop Aquind group gathering signatures for their petition in Palmerston Road today Left to right: Hazel Lyness, Viola Langley and Eve Mellor

Group gathers signatures against Aquind cable plan

Decision on Aquind project delayed as firm is quizzed by business secretary

THE final decision on the Aquind interconnector has been delayed by more than a month over questions about the firm’s attempt to snatch up land.

Ben Fishwick

The Let's Stop Aquind walking protest against Aquind pictured starting at the Fort Cumberland car park in Eastney. Picture: Sam Stephenson

Aquind petition hits 3,500 as council leader writes to business secretary

Aquind protester Steve Kingett

Protesters voice opposition to interconnector plans with line of defiance

Protestors against plans for Aquind to run interconnector cables through Portsmouth Pictured: Linda Spence, one of the organisers of the protest. October 10, 2020 Picture: Richard Lemmer

Politicians from all Portsmouth parties will unite to fight Aquind cable scheme

Linda Spence, one of the organisers of the protest on October 10. Picture: Richard Lemmer

Portsmouth protest against Aquind interconnector postponed because of lockdown

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