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Bygone Years: Gosport High Street

GOSPORT HIGH STREET dates back to the eighteenth century and was once known as Middle Street; making up the three

By Andrew Griffin THE FINISHING touches to Gosport’s latest D-Day Memorial were applied when Alverstoke councillor Zoe Huggins unveiled two

By Tony Ferguson FORT FAREHAM was first built from 1861 to 1868 and was used as a vital source of

By Tony Ferguson FORT WIDLEY was first built between 1860 and 1868 following a recommendation of the Royal Commission and

By Peter Maguire GOSPORT has been a naval town for many years now and was home to all Armed Services

By Connor Steel LOCAL RESIDENTS have been invited to visit the popular ‘Bygone Fareham’ event that will be taking place in the

By Gaye Spencer GOSPORT HERITAGE OPEN DAYS (GHODs) have announced that over seventy ‘free’ events have been organised as part

By Pony Moore OVER thirty-five members from both the Gosport and Portsmouth Submariners Association (SA) joined together with descendants at

By Tony Ferguson A TEAM of paranormal investigations came together recently in a final trip to the legendary “Don Styler’s Gym”

By Gaye Spencer GOSPORT HERITAGE OPEN DAYS (GHODS) have launched a search for local history buffs and organisers as they