The Portsmouth Naval Memorial on Southsea Common is a beautiful and important structure which honours and immortalised the lives and legacies of those who defended our shores. We took our quadcopter to the skies to fly around the memorial, capturing it in a way that's never been seen before. | Team Locals Media

Meet a group of history fanatics recreating Medieval battles in Southsea | The News, Portsmouth

This Day in Automotive History for August 23. On August 23, 1922 Count Louis Zborowski drove his car, Chitty Bang Bang, to victory at the Southsea Speed Carnival in England. The vehicle was built by Zborowski with help from his engineer, Clive Gallop. It and three later cars by the same name, would inspire a book, movie and musical all by the name Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. In the late 1970s, the automotive landscape was on the cusp of a significant transformation. As concerns about fuel efficienc