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People avoiding driving in lane one means they are negating the benefit of increased carriageway capacity as three-quarters of us fear encountering a stationary vehicle.

Hampshire charity Stop Domestic Abuse is taking to the streets in a series of community walks to raise awareness of the need to end male violence against women.

An extra 10,000 homes are being added to the service and with the latest expansion, 67,000 households will now have access to the food waste collection service.

A new report commissioned by CityFibre, the UK’s largest independent full fibre platform, has identified that Portsmouth and Havant stand to be huge beneficiaries from the rollout of future-proof infrastructure which is now well underway across both areas.

Fareham Borough Council has announced that it has started counting down the days to the opening of its new open space at Daedalus.

The crowning glory of Broadway, the West End and beyond, the international smash hit musical SIX makes its royal visit to The Kings Theatre, following its previous sell-out success on tour!

Residents can pick up a trail sheet from Fareham Library or download it and print it from the Council website.

Staff and students from the University of Portsmouth have teamed up with local business Anglepoise to help raise money for Portsmouth Foodbank.

A new voluntary sector hub has been secured in Portsmouth which is set to enable local charities and voluntary organisations to share facilities, reduce costs and collaborate on projects.

Proposals to license all shared houses in the city will come before city councillors next week.

Portsmouth International Port has worked with their towage provider to provide a shore power connection for their tugs, saving 131 tonnes of carbon per annum.

The study by childcare and education experts Little Ones London, examined the percentage of schools rated by Ofsted as outstanding in more than 150 parts of England to establish which areas have the highest chances of offering an outstanding education.

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Clare Martin MBE spoke to Ian James about what it was like attending the state funeral for Queen Elizabeth II.