The News (Portsmouth)

The News is Portsmouth, England's sole paid newspaper and serves a large part of south Hampshire. It is published by Johnston Press, which operates Portsmouth Publishing & Printing from their base in North Harbour, Portsmouth, with printing taking place in nearby Hilsea. While its official name is The News, many still call it The Portsmouth Evening News or simply the Evening News, even though it is now printed in the early morning hours.

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Former Portsmouth striker eyes big impact for ambitious outfit after heartache of Fratton rejection

1 day ago | portsmouth.co.uk | Jordan Cross

The Portsmouth Academy hot-shot suffered controversial Fratton rejection - but is out to continue on the goal trail in a landmark season for progressive outfit. Alfie Stanley has set his sights on goals and continuing the rise of one of the area’s upwardly mobile sides after joining their push up the football pyramid. It’s a signal of intent from Portchie in their first season at Step 4, after delivering the Wessex League premier division title amid four trophies last term.
‘Interesting if they’ve got money’: Former Portsmouth boss’ question over Eisners as Fratton factor highlighted

2 days ago | portsmouth.co.uk | Jordan Cross

There’s intrigue over whether the Pompey owners will significantly invest on their squad this summer - from the former Blues, Crystal Palace, West Brom and Middlesbrough boss. Eyes are on the Eisners this summer and whether they will loosen the transfer purse strings. And it’s not just the Pompey fans who will be looking on intently to see the level of spending on John Mousinho’s squad in the months ahead.
The Championship financial boost for Portsmouth, Derby County, West Brom & Co with wind of change set to sweep division

2 days ago | portsmouth.co.uk | Jordan Cross

The Pompey chief believes fewer Championship teams receiving parachute payments is good news for his club as Burnley and Leeds United return to the Premier League. Andy Cullen has highlighted a more balanced Championship financial landscape next season. And the Pompey chief executive believes fewer teams being in receipt of parachute payments can help with making the division a more level playing field.
Bristol City manager development which could prove crucial in major Portsmouth transfer target chase

2 days ago | portsmouth.co.uk | Jordan Cross

Bristol City are said to be close to a managerial appointment significant to Pompey’s chase of Rob Atkinson this summer, after Norwich City landed Liam Manning from Ashton Gate. Bristol City are closing in on making Rob Edwards their new manager, according to reports. And it’s an appointment which could have a far-reaching impact when it comes to Pompey’s pursuit of Rob Atkinson this summer.
A Shoddy Detective offers whodunnit comedy on the Southsea stage

3 days ago | portsmouth.co.uk | Phil Hewitt

A Shoddy Detective and the Art of Deception comes with the promise of a laugh-out-loud slapstick whodunnit featuring four actors, a dozen characters and a whole load of chaos. When a priceless painting goes missing at a private auction, Detective Stuart Pidcock is called upon to uncover the mystery. However, when he cannot solve it himself, he is forced to enlist the help of his old nemesis.
Portsmouth eye building Australia market with transfer business on radar this summer

3 days ago | portsmouth.co.uk | Jordan Cross

The transfer window is open and Pompey will continue to look to the Australian market for players, as interest grows in the Blues on the other side of the world. Pompey are weighing up further moves into the Australian transfer market this summer. And Blues chief executive Andy Cullen has outlined the ‘huge opportunity’ which lies in building the club’s standing on the other side of the world.
Three options to be set out in vision for the future of Hampshire as local government reorganisation proposals gather pace

3 days ago | portsmouth.co.uk | Jason Lewis

Three options for the restructure of councils in Hampshire and the Solent are being developed by the majority of the region’s local authorities. Each of these proposals would see the creation of four new unitary authorities delivering all council services, with Isle of Wight Council remaining a stand-alone entity.
£3m investment confirmed for local skills bootcamp to tackle shortages

3 days ago | portsmouth.co.uk | Toby Paine

A £3m investment has been confirmed for a local Skills Bootcamp to address skills shortages, support economic growth, and reduce reliance on migrant labour. The funding forms part of Labour’s “Plan for Change”, which includes reforms designed to increase access to training in sectors such as construction, healthcare, and technology. Nationally, the plan includes the creation of 120,000 new training places and 30,000 new apprenticeships, along with expanded access to adult learning courses.
Certificate granted for Fratton HMO despite fears over housing standards

3 days ago | portsmouth.co.uk | Toby Paine

Councillors had “no legal choice” but to approve a controversial HMO in Fratton, according to Portsmouth City Council’s chief planner, despite concerns it may be “substandard”. Portsmouth planners, councillors and campaigners weighed in on a controversial and legally complex application concerning a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) on Sheffield Road, Fratton.
Plans submitted to turn Patisserie Valerie café into bubble tea shop

4 days ago | portsmouth.co.uk | Toby Paine

Plans have been submitted to convert the Patisserie Valerie café at the Tram Shed in Gunwharf Quays into a bubble tea shop. A listed building consent application has been sent to Portsmouth City Council for changes inside the historic Tram Shed, which sits in Market Square and is currently home to the café. The proposal asks for permission to replace the existing bar and make small changes to window coverings.