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The News Round-Up (01/05/2024)
Editor of The News, Kelly Brown, joins Ian James to discuss the Pompey celebrations, local elections, Bransbury Park and recognition for Gosport beach.
University of Portsmouth's Lincoln Geraghty on Comic Con
Professor of Media Cultures, Lincoln Geraghty, discusses Portsmouth Comic Con with Ian James.
Steve Chilton talks about his book the Three Peaks Race.
Steve joined Paul Marsh in the studio
Clare Martin from Pompey In The Community
Clare joined Paul Marsh in the studio
Amy is walking 100km for the Stroke Association
Paul spoke to Amy Jane Gilbert
The New Theatre Royal CEO Dr Anna Farthing
CEO of The New Theatre Royal, Dr Anna Farthing, joined Dave Joyce live on Express FM.

A3 Traffic: Hindhead Tunnel technical problem results in tunnel closure and long delays for drivers
A major Hampshire road was left at a standstill after a technical issue with a tunnel saw both sides of the a-road closed.
South Downs National Park launches annual photo competition with a theme of 'stunning seasons'
Amateur photographers are being invited to submit entries to the South Downs National Park’s annual photo competition.
A giant mobile phone has landed in Portsmouth
We’re used to our mobiles fitting in our pocket, but Repair Café Portsmouth has brought a somewhat different sized phone to the city for a six-week tour, hoping to increase awareness of the importance of making our phones last longer.
Havant MP Alan Mak urges people to volunteer at Bedhampton Summer Show
Havant MP Alan Mak has urged people to come forward and volunteer at this year's Bedhampton Summer Show.
Community May Fayre returns to Fratton as beloved tradition expected to attract thousands in Portsmouth
A popular community May Fayre which has brought Portsmouth residents together for decades is set to attract thousands of people as it makes a return.
Great old pictures of shops from Fawcett Road, Southsea, you will love
There are some great old images here to enjoy from over the years, some dating back to around 1906.