Wild Seas, Wilder Cities
Book launch: Wild Seas, Wilder Cities The vital role of seagrass Did you know that below the surface of our Solent waters grow beautiful ‘meadows’ of seagrass – the only…
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Darragh Gray
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Danny and Montgomery
I recently caught up with prolific Portsmouth playwright Roger Goldsmith to talk about a new production coming to Southsea Cinema for three nights from 25 to 27 October. Two very…
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April Singley and Amy’s View
April Singley is an actor who hails from Boston, Massachusetts and has lived in Southsea since 2021. She’s appeared on both TV and stage in the UK. Her first TV…
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Favourite Portsmouth Indian Restaurants
Ever get those curry cravings? As we head into the cooler autumn weather, I thought it was a good time to take a look at some of the great Indian…
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Sunday Lunch at the Royal Maritime Hotel
I can’t imagine the number of times I must have passed the Royal Maritime Club over the years without giving it any thought. So, when Lou told me recently that…
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Best Fish and Chips in Portsmouth
The arrival of beach weather brings the perfect excuse to indulge your cravings and enjoy some fish and chips on the beach – or in the garden. So I thought…
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English Wine Week
English wine continues to go from strength to strength. It’s estimated that the industry produced more than 20 million bottles last year from its biggest ever harvest. Meanwhile, just this…
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Portsmouth Authors Collective
Portsmouth’s Strong Literary Tradition What do Charles Dickens, Rudyard Kipling and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle all have in common? The answer is that they are all writers who have all…
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May/June Theatre Highlights
There’s lots of good theatre in store for the early summer – and we’ve thrown in a few other special literary activities that we don’t want you to miss too!…
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Gatsby at Groundlings
Review: Gatsby at Groundlings Theatre Scott Fitzgerald’s novel The Great Gatsby will be 100 years old next year, and its timeless themes of wealth, power, love and loneliness have intrigued…
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