Citizen of HonourFareham residents are being asked to nominate individuals for Fareham Borough Council’s Citizen of Honour 2023 awards. Categories are Young Citizen of Honour Award for residents 17 years or under, and Citizen of Honour Award for those aged 18 or over. Sunday RoastThe Cams Hill – a newly built waterfront pub on the…
Arguably one of their most famous songs, Puppy Love was released 50 years ago and is a song that sends many people weak at the knees. Back in the 70s, The Osmonds were the biggest group on the planet and now their story is being relived in their brand-new musical with the story by Jay…
Despite the 9,991 Hampshire residents who signed the Save Our Haven Centre! petition, the thousands who emailed and took part in the survey, and the best efforts of the campaign members, the Countryside, Culture and Communities Select Committee voted to close and sell Haven House. It came as a devastating blow to all those for…
It’s the world most famous steam railway and next year it will be thundering through the Hampshire countryside to mark its centenary year. Next month marks 100 years since the Flying Scotman entered service. To celebrate there will be a programme of events on tracks across the Hampshire. On 17 June, the iconic locomotive will…
A multi-million-pound renal dialysis unit planned for Fareham has come under fire from residents who claim that it could threaten the future of a family of deer living in the area. The proposed new facility at Fareham Community Hospital will provide 25 additional dialysis stations and health chiefs say it is needed to provide lifesaving…
Located in Fareham town centre, the development at Queens Road will deliver two three-bedroom homes. These houses will be made available at a Social Rent (the most affordable of affordable homes) and will be occupied by households from Fareham Borough Council’s housing register. The homes have been specifically designed to reflect the character of the…
Fareham-born Devida Bushrod moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma. Feeling homesick, she decided to mark the Platinum Jubilee by creating a quilt of the late Queen. Taking her 110 hours, the 72” x 54” royal masterpiece contains more than 2,700 pieces of fabric and 2,500 hand sewn on beads. It was on display at The Makers House,…
Replacing Assheton Court: Fareham Council want to replace the existing 51-year-old Assheton Court buildings at Castle Street, Portchester with 60 one and two bedroom flats for over-55s. Check your electoral details: Fareham residents are being urged to check their electoral registration details or risk losing their chance to vote on decisions that affect them. If…
Draft proposals for the Daedalus Waterfront development: The northern area including the grassed area adjacent to the control tower and Coastguard base is down as industrial units. Swann & Esmonde Hangars to be removed and replaced with industrial units. The current open area to the west of Swan and Esmonde is housing. The old Coastguard…
Esther Rantzen Serves up Tea Broadcaster Dame Esther Rantzen helped to serve cakes and tea when the Anyone For Tea? tour bus, run by The Not Forgotten, a British Armed Forces Charity, stopped off at Lock’s Heath. Choc’s Away It’s chocks away for improvements to night-time flying at Solent Airport following plans to get off…
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