Impressive triumphs against Leeds United, Norwich City, Middlesbrough and more helped Pompey to a 16th-placed finish on their return to the second tier. And Mousinho’s troops have started off strongly ...

They chased the Peterborough United man hard last year, but a move to Germany followed. John Mousinho was surprised to see a Josh Knight deal surface this summer - with a deal sealed at breakneck ...

USS Winston S Churchill sailed past The Round Tower in Old Portsmouth at roughly 3.30pm today (September 18). Naval enthusiasts and loved ones of sailors on board gathered to watch her leave.

EA FC 26 has revealed its list of the highest rated players, ahead of launch. The iconic football game is back with another entry and excitement is high. The early access period is about to start with ...

Portsmouth City Council is set to “reject” the government’s proposed council shake-up, while still outlining a preferred ...

He was sentenced at Portsmouth Crown Court on June 23, 2022, after pleading guilty to sexual offences against two women. One incident took place in Waterlooville, the other in West Sussex. Aged 28 at ...

Police have told the public to call 999 “immediately” if they see a missing Cosham girl. Ella, 13, was last seen at her home address at about 5pm on Tuesday 16 September. She is described as white, ...

Colleagues at the Yorkshire Building Society branch in Portsmouth will be opening their doors on Saturday 27 September to ...

A popular Southsea pub that reopened earlier this year has again shut with the landlady evicted. The Rutland Arms has been boarded up with landlady Sarah Lucas, who was attacked by robbers in the ...

The symptoms of freshers’ flu can be similar to those of other illnesses, such as Covid or even meningitis, which, although ...

A Southsea manufacturer is among the first in the South East to start transforming their operations with Made Smarter, just months after the launch of the £1.55m Government-backed adoption programme.

People using a public bridleway have hit out after it was resurfaced – with a councillor calling an application to cover the work “extremely fishy”.