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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Pride Open Mic
On Friday 5th July, Pompey Poetry Party will dedicate their Open Mic event at Six Highland Road to identity, inclusion and freedom. The group joins in unity to celebrate the diverse…
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Places in Portsmouth to try a Cold Coffee or Milkshake
Nothing shouts Summer like your favourite coffee that has ice and is refreshing to drink or an indulgent milkshake made to perfection but where around town hits the spot when it comes to serving up a cold coffee drink?
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Shanty Town Beer & Music Festival
On the 5th/6th of July, the biggest brewery names in local, national, and international cask & keg beer as well as the best up-and-coming bands will all be under one roof at Staggeringly Good Brewery for a fantastic weekend of beer, music and food in Portsmouth.
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Weekend Vibes
Summer has finally arrived and we all know that Southsea comes alive during this time of year. Even though I created my June Highlights at the start of the month,…
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Busan Bites
The yellow-fronted eatery based in Portsmouth’s city centre is an absolute favourite of mine. I first went here when it was called Fries Love. The menu offered a huge range…
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Portsmouth Refugee Week
Portsmouth’s Refugee Week 2024 calls for us to reflect on what home means to all of us- from the places we gather to share meals to our collective home, planet…
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D-Day 80 Events in Portsmouth
As D-Day preparations begin, here are some dates and events happening that you might want to get involved in. Monday – 3rd June – Portsmouth Guildhall -7pm – Radio 2…
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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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D-Day 80 A Tribute to Heroes at Southsea Cinema
On June 6th, 1944, the world held its breath as BBC Home Service presenter, John Snagge declared, “D-Day has come.” Eighty years later, a cast of featured poets and writers…
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