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Ahead of her first entry to Portsmouth, HMS Queen Elizabeth has met up with the USS George HW Bush and her carrier strike group off the coast of Scotland.
The Nimitz-class US carrier has more than 60 Royal Navy sailors and Royal Marines on board, who have been working with their US counterparts to hone carrier strike skills ahead of HMS Queen Elizabeth’s entry into service.
Read MoreA £13 million project to upgrade Junction 9 of the M27 between Portsmouth and Southampton has been announced as part of a government programme to boost new homes and jobs across the country.
Read MoreSummer is reaching its peak, and Portsmouth is busier than ever, with Southsea Common covered in classic cars, Palmerston Road thriving during the Love Southsea Market, iconic venues opening their doors for exclusive behind-the-scenes tours, the skies lit up with colour as Portsmouth Kite Festival returns, and the seafront shaken by Victorious Festival 2017.
Read MoreThe team at Kingswood Bembridge on the Isle of wight employed us to create a first person view video showcasing some of the amazing activities the centre curate for visiting families.
Read MoreWe were recently hired by ZWILLING Portsmouth to create a short promotional video featuring one of their unique knife skills classes, which take place at Gunwharf Quays outlet shopping centre in Portsmouth.
Read MoreOne of the world’s largest aircraft carriers, USS George HW Bush, sailed into Portsmouth today for a port visit before embarking Royal Navy personnel on a two-week exercise.
Read MoreTens of thousands of shoppers will descend upon the Southsea Shopping district on Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th July 2017 for the eleventh annual Southsea Food Festival on Palmerston Road.
Read MoreMillions of commuters and travelers will get an enticing glimpse of Portsmouth as they traverse London’s hot and crowded Underground Tube stations this month.
New posters have gone up on the London Underground promoting Portsmouth as a great place for a refreshing and relaxing day out on the waterfront.
Read MoreA University of Portsmouth student is bound for the US in July 2017 for the global final of a professional design competition after beating thousands of other students in three rounds of the UK competition.
Read MoreA purpose-built housing development is set to open for people in Portsmouth with autism and other complex requirements, giving them an opportunity to live more independently.
Read MoreNew Theatre Royal Portsmouth are receiving a grant of nearly £1million from Arts Council England, making the playhouse a key National Portfolio Organisation for arts investment in the south of England.
Read MoreHistory was made today as HMS Queen Elizabeth, the first QE Class aircraft carrier, set sail from Rosyth to commence first stage sea trials off the north-east of Scotland.
Read MorePortsmouth City Council have announced that they’re removing cladding from two high-rise buildings as a precautionary measure.
Read MoreSome members of the Team Locals team basically live online (we’re looking at you, Jeeves), so we’re always seeing the exciting, funny, creative ways brands are promoting themselves worldwide with new media. Here are five of our recent favourites.
Read MoreGemma from Compass Muscle Therapy approached us recently to get a logo designed for her Southsea-based sport injury clinic. I got the ball rolling immediately, instantly knowing that I wanted to incorporate a compass into the logo somehow.
Read MoreThe Ship’s Company of HMS Queen Elizabeth has now taken up residence on board the nation’s future flagship.
Read MoreSeafood lovers are in for a real treat this summer, as Gunwharf Quays play host to Portsmouth’s very first Seafood Festival, celebrating the city’s seafood and fishing heritage.
Read MoreSocial media plays a huge part in how we operate our marketing strategies at Team Locals — it's impact on how we all come together and connect is remarkable. There have been a fair few historic hashtags over the years. Here are five of our favourites
Read MoreThe University of Portsmouth are asking the public for help with identifying men who died in the Battle of Jutland, as they publish a comprehensive naval database.
The database, which comprises records of men who died in the 36-hour battle which claimed 6,000 British lives, includes information on the names, ranks, service numbers, dates, and places of birth, and names and addresses of next of kin.
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