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Quieter Bike Routes Summer 2017 QuieterPull-out map andbike guide, pages routes 16–17 No more paper parking permits see page 19 flagship Next issue delivered is produced by Portsmouth City Council, 17–24 September Civic Offices, Guildhall Square, Portsmouth PO1 2AL editorial 023 9284 1395 / advertising 023 9283 4307 flagship @portsmouthcc.gov.uk flagship Inside this issue: search for at www.portsmouth.gov.uk Distribution flagship Distribution 92,900. is distributed by the National Door to Door Company (d2dc). Deliverers should have an official route map from the company. If you live in a block of flats, please help them get access. To check their identity or in case of a problem, please contact Charlene Ellis at the company on 01904 606300. 5 – 7 12 – 13 30 Your council What’s on Investing Rubbish Councillors’ meetings are normally held in public. Anyone may Your top New city The truth summer events make their views known on an agenda topic or ask questions developments about the tip by prior arrangement. For details of council meetings search meetings at www.portsmouth.gov.uk Search council wards On the cover for details of your local councillors. Or call 023 9283 4092. Try our new quieter cycling routes. Normal opening times – visits and phone calls See map and guide on pages 16–17. Civic Offices reception, housing options and children’s social Advertisement care: 9am – 5pm Mon to Thu, 9am – 4pm Fri. City helpdesk, licensing, housing benefit, council tax, elections, parking and family information service: 9am – 4pm Mon to Fri. Getting in touch Using our website www.portsmouth.gov.uk is quick and easy. The main council switchboard is on 023 9282 2251. Use this if you know the person or department you need to speak to. Problems like broken street lights or potholes f Detail © Willem Kruger (South Africa) use our My Portsmouth app f click the report button on our site f call 023 9283 4092 Bins, rubbish and recycling f click rubbish and recycling on our site f tell us we’ve missed a collection – click report on our site f call 023 9283 4092 Elections enquiries f search elections on our site for lots of information f call 023 9283 4074 Council tax f click on pay your council tax on our site to pay or set up a direct debit f click report to tell us you’ve moved f 30 JUNE – 24 SEPTEMBER 2017 call 023 9268 8588 Schools admissions Wildlife Photographer of the Year is f developed and produced by the Natural apply for places – search school admissions on our site History Museum, London. f call 023 9268 8008 Libraries f renew books online – search renew on our site äà f åã call 023 9281 9311 You can get this Portsmouth City Follow us online Council information in large print, www.facebook.com/Portsmouthcitycouncil www.twitter.com/portsmouthtoday Braille, audio or in another language flagship Subscribe to the monthly email or by calling 023 9283 4092. another bulletin on a subject relevant to you: www.portsmouth.gov.uk/updates-sign-up Favourite festivals are back It wouldn’t be summer in the city without our regular big summer events. Victorious goes further The Victorious Festival returns on the Bank Holiday weekend, 25–27 August, bigger than ever. The new Friday night opening Foodie fun Flying high party is headlined by Madness, th Our Southsea Food Festival The 26 Portsmouth International with support including The th returns for its 11 year, on Kite Festival, 12–13 August, will Charlatans. Saturday 15 July (10am–6pm) see more than 100 kite fliers Stereophonics top the bill on and Sunday 16 July (10am–5pm). from all over the world converge the Common Stage on Saturday, on Southsea Common. More than 50 stalls will set up on supported by the likes of Jake Palmerston Road and Osborne Jointly run by the council and the Bugg. On the Castle Stage it’s Road, selling delicious food and Kite Society of Great Britain, it’s one Rita Ora, plus support including drinks as well as must-have kitchen of the biggest events of its kind. Band of Skulls. utensils. There will also be cooking Look out for a sky full of weird and Sunday’s Common Stage demonstrations and an acoustic wonderful animals, plus intricately finale comes courtesy of Elbow, stage. decorated kites, amazingly backed up by acts including Love Southsea Market will join the engineered kites, awe-inspiring 3D Franz Ferdinand. Olly Murs is festival on the Saturday, while the soft kites, and kites performing on the Castle Stage, with KT Hampshire Farmers’ Market will be tricks and musical routines. Tunstall and others. on-site on Sunday. Plus, there’s a craft tent, a free Tickets: There will be some road closures children’s kite workshop and family www.victoriousfestival.co.uk through the weekend. amusements. Admission: free Admission: free www.facebook.com/portsmouthcitycouncil www.twitter.com/portsmouthtoday 3 Holiday challenge for kids If you’ve got children aged four to 11, then Saturday 15 July is the day to get down to your local library and start this year’s Summer Reading Challenge. The aim of the challenge is for youngsters to read six books over the summer holidays. It’s free, and there are lots of fun activities along the way. What’s more, kids who complete the challenge will be invited to Southsea Castle on Sunday 17 September to receive certificates and medals. This year’s theme is Animal Agents. It features artwork by Tony Ross, creator of the Little Princess, who has illustrated the Horrid Henry books as well as stories by David Walliams and Roald Dahl. Go to summerreadingchallenge.org.uk for book ideas, author videos, competitions and games. Each playground is Adventure time holding a fun mini festival, 12pm–4pm on these days: Our six free adventure playgrounds will help f the kids burn off energy during the holidays. 28 July, Landport f They can whizz along zip lines, cool off in splash 4 August, Buckland f pools, get messy in sand-pits, show their artistic 11 August, Somerstown talents, build dens, dress up and do loads more. f 18 August, Stamshaw The playgrounds are generally for ages six to 13, f but younger children are welcome with an adult. 25 August, Portsea f 1 September, Paulsgrove To find out more search playgrounds www.portsmouth.gov.uk at 4 [email protected] www.portsmouth.gov.uk Our distributors are contracted to flagship deliver between 24 June and 1 July. Depending on where you live, some events may have taken out about place before you receive your copy. & However, events for this period ★ JUL ★ AUG ★ SEPT ★ were included in the last edition of All the events are free the magazine. highlighted There’s loads more happening There isn’t room here for all the things to do and places to visit in Portsmouth. You can find out more about forthcoming events and attractions at www.visitportsmouth.co.uk It’s the definitive listing for events and activities, for residents and visitors. If you have an event to promote, or want more information about something listed on the website, call us on 023 9282 6722 or email Everything Comes From the Egg. Until 3 September [email protected] Until 3 September 8 Dennis Ellsworth & Kinley To keep in touch with things to Everything Comes From the Egg Dowling do around the city, sign up to Stephen Turner’s Exbury Egg on view The Tea Tray, 7.30pm. £10. our monthly Visit Portsmouth at Gunwharf Quays. squarerootspromotions.co.uk e-newsletter. Go to bit.ly/2bz13Sn 8 Pretty Muddy Run JULY Southsea Common, 11am. £19.99. 1–2 Love Southsea Market ONGOING 8 James Bond Murder Mystery Palmerston Road. 9am–5pm Sat, Mon–Fri Free Advice for Over-50s Groundlings Theatre, 8pm. £35 (inc 10am–4pm Sun. meal). Oasis, Arundel Street, 10am–4pm. 1 Learn from the Pros Day 8 Strawberry Fayre Tue Over-50s Job Club Portsmouth Watersports Centre, Buckland Adventure Playground, Oasis, Arundel Street, 2pm–4pm. 10am–4pm. £5 per session or £20 Malins Road. Family fun day, for all-activities day pass. Wed Mini Makers 11am–4pm. Adults 30p, kids free. Aspex Gallery, 10.30am–11.30am. 2 Summer Fair 8–9 Monthly Craft Market £3 per child. Early years craft Eastney Community Centre, Palmerston Road, 9am–5pm Sat, activities. 11am–3pm. 20p. 10am–4pm Sun. Thu 27 July–31 August 2 Family Fun Day Kids Club Fort Purbrook, 11am–4pm. Adults Port Solent, 11am–4pm. Holiday £5, under-16s free. events and entertainment. 2 Scarecrows’ Wedding Sat Family Saturdays New Theatre Royal, 2.30pm. £15. Aspex Gallery, 1pm–4pm. Arts and 4 La Traviata crafts for the whole family. Opera on Big Screen, 7pm, Guildhall Sat & Sun until 13 August Square. Live at the Bandstand 6, 20, 27–28 Southsea Bandstand, 11am–1pm. Tapas Theatre Festival Groundlings Theatre, 7.30pm. £9.50. Scarecrows’ Wedding, 2 July www.facebook.com/portsmouththewaterfrontcity www.twitter.com/visitportsmouth 5 22–23 Antiques & Collectables Market 15 Stay and Play Activities Palmerston Road, 10am–4pm. Eastney Community Centre, 10am–12pm. Family activities, free 22-23 Southsea Thai Food and Craft refreshments. Children must be Festival accompanied by an adult. Castle Field, 11am–7pm. £4. 16 Gunwharf Knitters 22 Little Mix Experience New Theatre Royal, 6pm. £16. Aspex Gallery, 11am. 22 Faulty Towers Murder Mystery 17 Third Thursdays Groundlings Theatre, 8pm. £35 (inc Aspex Gallery, until 8pm. Talks, meal). seminars and events. 23 De–Stash Summer Special 19 Viva Port Solent Square Tower, 11am–3pm.
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