Beddow Library Needs You!

Are you a singer, performer or actor?

Beddow Library in Milton, in partnership with the Portsmouth Museum Service, is taking part in the Lest We Forget Project - part of the WW1 commemorations.

Each week, we'll be learning a song from the Great War, and putting together a short drama about the people of Milton who played their part in the war effort. We are also hoping to record a CD as a legacy to the project.

We'll be meeting at Beddow Library on Thursday afternoons at 4pm on: December 11th & 18th and January 8th & 15th.

For more information or to sign up, please contact 
Donna Tebbs on 023 92688998 or email: donna.tebbs@portsmouthcc.gov.uk

Portsmouth Adoption Service stall at the Victorian Christmas Festival : 28 - 30 November

Be sure to visit the Portsmouth Adoption Service stall at the Victorian Christmas Festival, on Anchor Lane near the large cinema screen this coming Friday through to Sunday... 

Staff will be on hand to answer any questions you may have around adoption and fostering, and we also have some free games for children to enjoy, including make your own badge and pot a ball for a sweet!

See you there!

Free Legal Advice at The Learning Place

Clinics will also run on December 3rd and 10th

Help Fratton Shine

Your views on possible sites for new seafront beach huts

The city council is seeking your views on five possible sites for new beach huts along the seafront.

Four of the sites are within the council's adopted Seafront Masterplan.

New huts are needed due to the large waiting list and to enhance the offer along the seafront.

Details of each site will be live on www.portsmouth.gov.uk from Monday 3rd November 2014 , search ‘Beach Huts’

Comments should be sent by Friday 28th November 2014

Comments can be emailed to planningpolicy@portsmouthcc.gov.uk 

Write to: Planning Policy, PCC, Civic Offices, Guildhall Square, PO1 2AU

Call 023 9283 4825 for more information

Eastern Solent Coastal Partnership Consultation Events

Democracy Street – Fratton pilot for national digital art project

Fratton-based artist Jon Adams will be working with local residents to create a new and unique digital artwork for a national exhibition commemorating an 800 year history of UK Parliamentary democracy.

Fratton Big Local are delighted that Fratton has been chosen to pilot Democracy Street, which will celebrate the UK’s democratic heritage.  Jon, who is a Research Fellow and Artist in Residence at the University of Portsmouth, will collaborate with commercial digital expert Joseph Cavalla to develop an interactive platform to create maps of the UK based on user-generated content as part of a major digital public arts project.  

Jon and Joseph will work with Fratton residents to upload content based on local street names synonymous with Parliament and democracy, such as Percival Road (Spencer Perceval, Prime Minister in 1809) and Ernest Road (Ernest Bevin, MP).

Fratton Big Local is contributing £2,000 of our funds to the Fratton project, which at a national level is being supported by the Arts Council England, the Houses of Parliament and The Speaker’s Arts Fund.

Jon, who is also a member of the Fratton Big Local Partnership, said: 

“I’m very proud to have been chosen as the first digital commission funded by the Houses of Parliament and The Speaker’s Art Fund to bring 'art to the heart' of our communities – it’s great to be able to evolve & shape both the project’s digital literacy & arts empowerment with Fratton Big Local ready for engaging nationally in 2015.” 

Jon was awarded a Fellowship to the Royal Society for the Arts for the quality of his public engagement and positive disability project, and is also a member of HEFCE Disability Working Group.

Portsmouth City Councillor Eleanor Scott, Independent Councillor for Fratton Ward and non-voting member of the Fratton Big Local Partnership said: 

"This project is a really exciting and creative way for people to think about their local politics and to get more involved. I'm pleased that Fratton is leading the way forward on this national programme and that we are able to announce it in Local Democracy Week 2014. We don't always think about the stories and history behind our streets, but this project will allow us to explore them in depth through an innovative approach supported by the local community.”

Contact

Fratton Big Local

Stuart Mills - Community Development Worker

community@frattonbiglocal.org.uk

07841 341 969

www.frattonbiglocal.org.uk

Portsmouth City Council

James Sandy – Communities Engagement Manager

James.Sandy@portsmouthcc.gov.uk

023 9268 8559

Budget Consultation 7th October at 7pm

The first public budget consultation meeting will be held at Portsmouth Guildhall on 7th October at 7pm in the Council Chamber.

Over the next three years the council has to save at least another £37m from the £211m of our budget that we control. This is on top of the £61.3m we have already saved over the past four years.

We are working hard to meet the challenge and continue to provide quality services for our residents but we cannot make these savings through efficiencies alone. Tough choices have to be made about the services we continue to provide.

The council is running a budget consultation to ask for views about some possible ways we could save money. The suggestions in the consultation are very much just ideas at this stage. No decisions have been taken.

If you are interested, please take part in the consultation. Your views will help to shape the budget. 

• Follow the link to complete the council's Resident Budget Consultation 2015/2016 online survey
• The consultation closes on 13 October 2014

You can also request paper copies of the survey by calling 023 9243 7996.

Budget Consultation 9th October at 7pm

Please note that this budget consultation session is being held from 7pm PRIOR to the Neighbourhood Forum at 8pm. 

Drayton & Farlington Neighbourhood Forum 9th October 2014

Foster Portsmouth Spinnaker Tower Event

Come along to the Foster Portsmouth Spinnaker Tower event on Wednesday 17th September, 7pm-9pm.

The event includes FREE ENTRY to the tower and View Deck 1, home to the famous SKY WALK! 

This is an ideal opportunity to find out all about fostering, how you can make someone's life better and enjoy a wonderfully rewarding experience. 

Did you know that you can also earn up to nearly £500 per week for each child you may foster for Portsmouth City Council?

The FREE ENTRY to the tower also includes complimentary tea, coffee and biscuits, and entry into a prize draw by the Heart Angels to win a Samsung Galaxy Tab (donated by Heart Radio).

New over 50's social group

ROCK GARDEN FRIENDS

Friends of the Rock Gardens are looking for more volunteers to help in the Rock Gardens. 

They meet each Wednesday and Thursday at 9.00am till 11.00 to carry out simple maintenance, all tools provided.

Come any time and report to the garden staff, an hour or two at your convenience, to keep the gardens looking good.

Forthcoming Healthy Hearts sessions

Improve your health, keep that heart beating and get a FREE pair of trainers!

Healthy Hearts is 6 completely free sessions designed to help you improve your health and gain a better understanding of what affects your body.

Healthy hearts tackles issues around weight management and healthy eating. Each two hour session runs once a week across six weeks. 

The following venues will be hosting sessions starting as follows:

Mountbatten Centre from 26th August
St. Cuthberts Centre from 29th August
St George's Business Centre from 9th Sept
Buckland Community Centre from 7th Oct
Southsea Community Hub from 21st Nov

To find out more, please contact course tutor Yvette Carr on 023 9229 6460 or at yvette.carr@learninglinks.co.uk

Free child car seat inspections

Come and have your child car seats inspected for free by our IOSH-certified staff at the Baby 2000 shop on Copnor Road on

Thursday 4 September, or

Thursday 2 October, from

10.30am - 3.30pm each day.

A 2012 inspection in Portsmouth suggests that 70% of child car seats are improperly installed, putting children at risk of serious injury or death.

For more information call 023 9268 8949 or search 'child car seats' at www.portsmouth.gov.uk

New type of school in Portsmouth

Portsmouth City Council, the University of Portsmouth and the Navy are currently working to submit a bid to set up Portsmouth City University Technical College (UTC) to help overcome a national shortage of engineers. 

A UTC is a specialist engineering school for 14 to 18 year olds that will allow students to study for their core curriculum alongside engineering qualifications, work experience and leadership training.  

We aim to open one in Portsmouth in September 2016 for students entering years 10 and 12.  In order to create a successful bid, we need input from parents and students in the Hampshire area. 

If you're a parent (who lives within a 65 minute commute) or you know someone who is, we'd be keen to hear from them and if you have/know a child aged 10 – 14 then we're looking for their views too. 

Feel free to forward the survey to friends and family.  Surveys close 2 September.

Link to parent survey.

Link to student survey.

Action News Portsmouth

The latest issue of the newsletter of Action Portsmouth is now available on line by clicking here.

It gives information about forthcoming events, consultations, funding and awards, training opportunities, resources, campaigns, advice and volunteering.

Email either Jacky or Hollie at Action in Portsmouth to be added to the email distribution list, or with information, comments or suggestions for future editions.

Teddy Bears Picnic - August 18th

Change your life...and theirs

Come along to the Foster Portsmouth Spinnaker Tower event on Wednesday 17th September, 7pm-9pm.

The event includes FREE ENTRY to the tower and View Deck 1, home to the famous SKY WALK! 

This is an ideal opportunity to find out all about fostering, how you can make someone's life better and enjoy a wonderfully rewarding experience. 

Did you know that you can also earn up to nearly £500 per week per child, through fostering for Portsmouth City Council?

FREE ENTRY to the tower also includes complimentary tea, coffee and biscuits.

Portsmouth Summer Fair 2014

Free Summer Activities in Fratton

http://frattonbiglocal.org.uk/

Human Library UK training day

Calling all Lego enthusiasts!

Portsmouth Library Service is looking for volunteers to run a Lego Club at Carnegie Library. The Club could run weekly/fortnightly/monthly depending upon your availability.

Ideally you will have excellent Lego skills and be able to devise a building theme for each session. 

We anticipate that the Club will run on a Saturday, but we can be flexible. 

If you're interested contact Pat Garrett on 023 9268 8066 or email patricia.garrett@portsmouthcc.gov.uk.

Visits to Portsmouth Libraries

Visits to Portsmouth Libraries

Carnegie Library 28^th July

Cosham Library 31^st July

Paulsgrove Library 1^st August

Central Library 27^th August

All sessions from 11am - 12noon

Storytelling and information

Come along and meet an Education Dog

Suitable for 5 - 11 year olds accompanied by a parent/carer

 These are ticketed sessions as places are limited - Free tickets available from participating libraries

Southsea Library's 3rd birthday

Teddy Bears Picnic - August 15th

Accredited courses at The Learning Place

Throughout the summer, The Learning Place is providing learners with a chance to gain skills and a qualification at the end of it.

City & Guilds Online Basics – July 31^st 2014

The award – based on the popular Online Basics course on Learn My Way – will help learners demonstrate their digital skills and will look great on their CV.

The course is running for 4 weeks, 2 hour sessions a week. The course is free to anyone over the age of 19.

CIEH Level 2 Award in Food Safety in Catering – August 12^th 2014

Anyone working in a catering, manufacturing or retail setting where food is prepared, cooked and handled must have this qualification.

Typical environments may include:

• pubs, hotels, restaurants;
• supermarkets and retail environments;
• food and drink manufacturers;
• hospitals;
• care homes;
• schools;
• prisons.

This 1 day course is £45.00 per person including certificates and exam fees. Exams are multiple choice. 1 hour is given for lunch, this is not included. Learners on JSA, Universal Credit or Job related ESA can apply for this free of charge, but proof of benefit will be needed.

To book on to either of the above courses, please contact The Learning Place on 02392621860 or email thelearningplace@portsmouthcc.gov.uk or pop in to 6 Derby Road, North End.

Also available are Free, informal, Drop-In sessions each day:

Monday	15:00 - 16:45 Work & Learning Club
Tuesday	14:00 - 16:00 IT Drop In
Wednesday	10:00 - 13:00 Learn My Way
Thursday	09:30 - 12:30 Work & Learning Club
Friday	10:00 - 13:00 Learn My Way

For more information please contact The Learning Place on 02392621860 or email thelearningplace@portsmouthcc.gov.uk or pop in to 6 Derby Road, North End.

Heatwave Plan for England – Looking after yourself and others during hot weather – The latest advice

Top tips for keeping cool
It is best for your health to avoid getting too hot in the first place. Remember to think of those who may be more at risk from the effects of heat. Below are some tips to keep yourself and others cool and what to do if someone feels unwell:

Stay out of the heat:
• Keep out of the sun between 11.00am and 3.00pm.
• If you have to go out in the heat, walk in the shade, apply sunscreen and wear a hat and light scarf.
• Avoid extreme physical exertion. If you can’t avoid strenuous outdoor activity, like sport, DIY or gardening, keep it for cooler parts of the day, like early morning or evening.
• Wear light, loose-fitting cotton clothes.

Cool yourself down:

Portsmouth History Fair July 12th 2014

Come and discover the past at this year's Portsmouth History Fair. You can meet local groups for information and advice, listen to a range of fascinating talks covering subjects such as Portsmouth's involvement in D-Day or the Theatre Royal's hidden past, buy books on local history, see displays on Jonas Hanway, Arthur Conan Doyle and Spirit Photography, and view archive film from the Wessex Film and Sound Archive.

The fair will be at Portsmouth Central Library, Guildhall Square, PO1 2DX, from 10am-3pm on Saturday 12 July.

For further information call 023 9268 8046.

The talks (no need to book, just turn up) will be held on the third floor, Central Library, Guildhall Square, as follows:

Beddow Library Bake-Off 2014

Following the success of last year's Bake-off, the Friends of Beddow Library are organising another one on Friday 1 August from 11am to 2pm. All proceeds will go to the Friends of Beddow Library Fund which exists to improve the library.

They're inviting contestants to enter a cake into the competition and the winners will receive a prize, made by the Beddow Library Craft Club. If you don't want to enter, but just want to buy some of the cake, then that's fine!

Beddow Bake-off Rules

Portsmouth Shed Project

Teddy Bears Picnic

Could you be a Friend of Southsea Library?

Portsmouth Library Service want to start a Friends of Southsea Library Group. 

There're looking for people to organise library events, fund raise for library extras, promote Southsea Library in the community and come up with new ideas for services. 

If you like Southsea Library and want to help plan their 3rd birthday party, then they want to hear from you!

If you would like more information contact Pat Garrett on 023 9268 8066. 

If you're interested in being  a Friend of Southsea Library ring 023 9268 8999 or give your name to staff at Southsea Library. 

The future of coastal defence - consultation results

Some public consultations were held by the Eastern Solent Coastal Partnership in North Portsea earlier this year, to seek the public's views on the future of coastal defence options for North Portsea Island.

The results of the consultation are now out, and available at http://www.escp.org.uk/news/results-north-portsea-consultation; Please follow the link to see a visual summary of the results obtained during the consultation period.

Portsmouth Neighbourhood Watch Association newsletter

The latest Neighbourhood Watch newsletter can be read by clicking on this link, it includes:-

USEFUL CRIME INFORMATION on
- Burglary
- Vehicle Crime
PORTSMOUTH POLICING UPDATE

TRADING STANDARDS INFORMATION on

- New legislation giving consumers more rights
- New telephone number for reporting consumer complaints

THE COMMUNITY WARDEN INFORMATION on

- Tombstoning

Does your group or organisation support people with Autism?

Do you feel there needs to be more money to help with the issues around Autism? Would £500k make a difference? Join Action Portsmouth on Tuesday  1 July at 1pm at the Queens Hotel, Southsea. Action Portsmouth is helping to bring a group of people together to look at applying to the Big Lottery Reaching Communities Fund to help tackle some of the issues that people with Autism face. The Reaching Communities programme has four outcomes. The word outcome is used to describe the key changes or differences the funding will make. Every project must help achieve one or more of these outcomes:

1. People having better chances in life, with better access to training and development to improve their life skills
2. Stronger communities, with more active citizens working together to tackle their problems
3. Improved rural and urban environments, which communities are better able to access and enjoy
4. Healthier and more active people and communities.

Action Portsmouth would like to invite parents, carers, psychologists, clinicians, service users, and service providers or anyone who feels that they want to be part of something GREAT.

In this meeting you will look at what is required for the bid and what you would like to go in the application. Action Portsmouth will go through the process in plain language and will make sure that everyone has their say.
A good variety of people is needed to make sure this bid is a strong community-led bid and is what is needed for Portsmouth.

This is YOUR chance to make a difference.

The whole process of applying for Reaching Communities takes about a year, but there will be plenty of support available from The Big Lottery Fund throughout.

If you would like to attend the meeting please call 023 9282 2795 or email Jacky Charman on jacky.charman@actionhants.org.uk.

Action Portsmouth look forward to seeing you on Tuesday 1 July at 1pm at the Queens Hotel, Clarence Parade, Southsea, Portsmouth, PO5 3LJ.

First World War Commemoration Community day

Click on the poster above to go to the Facebook page

LEST WE FORGET - WW1 Centenary Exhibition

Teddy Bears Picnic - July 10th

Flood risk research

We have been approached by a research student who would like to interview people interested in flood risk responsibility in Portsmouth:-

Hi there, I am a current MSc Disasters, Adaption and Development student at the University of King's College London and previously completed a BSc in Environmental Sciences at the University of Southampton. For my MSc research project, I intend to investigate the difference between perceived, legal and enacted responsibilities for risk management from flood hazard in Portsmouth and I wonder if you would be willing to take part in this exciting research! By conducting semi-structured interviews, I am inviting key stakeholders in Portsmouth in order to compare the perceptions of flood risk and the appropriate management of the hazard. I need to identify groups of people who are already interested in flooding in Portsmouth, who will have a view of their own perceived risk, and who has responsibility for managing flood risk (the individual, state, insurers etc). By carrying out this research, I hope to understand the perceptions of flood risk from those shaping/involved in the flood risk management and those that are experiencing it/residents of Portsmouth. How do the flood policies compare to local experiences of risk amongst various stakeholders in the coastal city of Portsmouth? If you are interested taking part in my research regarding flood risk responsibility in Portsmouth, it would involve an interview that would last no longer than an hour of your time. Although there are no direct benefits to taking part, the information I get from the study will help to understand and potentially influence current and future policy on flood risk management in Portsmouth! The perceptions and expectations for flood risk management and protection are critical in mediating the impacts and promoting longer-term adaptation. Understanding and making rights and responsibilities explicit may smooth pathways to effective and legitimate management and adaptation. I would be delighted if you could take part! If you are interested, please do get in touch! Best regards, Stephanie Rademaker stephanie.rademaker@kcl.ac.uk

If you are able to help Stephanie in her research please contact her directly using the email above.

Bin it to win it this recycling week!

'Bin It to Win It' has been launched to encourage you to recycle your glass and textiles in the bring banks around the city.

You can win £10 Love2Shop vouchers all of next week if you are seen recycling your glass and textiles by the BIG Recycle Recycling Officers in one of the many bring banks in the city, every week day next week until Friday 25 June. Just go to our Facebook and Twitter pages to find out more!

Follow the hashtag #BinItToWinIt to see the clues on Twitter, and like 'The Official Portsmouth City Council Facebook Page' to see the daily clues, which will be posted at 9am every morning.

Find out more: 

https://www.portsmouth.gov.uk/ext/news/bin-it-to-win-it-during-recycling-week!.aspx

Also to be in with a chance of winning £250, just for recycling the right things, sign up to the BIG Recycle, go to bigrecycle.portsmouth.gov.uk or call 023 9243 7843.

Healthier Living for Integration Event - Wednesday 25th June

Try the Stop Loan Sharks online quiz

For advice call the hotline 0300 555 222

Take a 10 minute online challenge for a chance to win £100 of shopping vouchers!

Loan sharks are people who lend money without the necessary permissions. This is a criminal offence. They frequently charge high rates of interest and can harass, intimidate and beat up their victims to ensure re-payments. The Stop Loan Sharks project is run by Trading Standards and has been working across England for a number of years, raising awareness of the perils of using loan sharks, prosecuting them and supporting their victims.

The Stop Loan Sharks project have launched an online quiz, to give one lucky person the chance to win £100 of shopping vouchers. Two runners up will each receive a goody bag. It will take no longer than 10 minutes to complete. To have a chance of winning the prize please click on the link or go to https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/IMLTchallenge Good luck!

Milton neighbourhood forum's annual picnic on the green

Summer Reading Challenge 2014 Volunteers wanted!

Are you aged 12-19 and interested in volunteering?

If you're enthusiastic about reading and could encourage children to take part in the Challenge then we want to hear from you!

Collect an application form from your local library.

Closing date for applications is Friday 20 June.

Challenge starts Saturday 12 July.

Contact: patricia.garrett@portsmouthcc.gov.uk 023 9268 8066 for more information

Has your life been affected by cancer?

'Coffee and Cake Morning' event.

Has your life been affected by cancer, why not join our coffee morning, where you can get support, share concerns or find information in a relaxed and informal setting

Venue: 'Info Pod', First Floor, Central library, Portsmouth

Wednesday 11 June 2014 at 10.30am   

For more information contact: Suzanne Phillips on 023 9268 8259 or macmillan@portsmouthcc.gov.uk

The Bish Bash Bosh Theatre Company Pantomime

For further information, or to book tickets please click on the poster above.

What's on in June at the The Learning Place

Work & Learning Club

Come and search for jobs online, get help with applications and create a cv.
Monday 1pm - 4pm
Thursday 9:30am - 12:30pm

IT Help Drop-in
A friendly drop-in for IT questions and answers.
Tuesday 2pm - 4pm

Learn My Way
Come and learn how to use a computer and the internet for free. Our volunteers are on stand by for any questions.
Wednesday 10am - 1pm
Friday 10am - 1pm

Introduction to drawing and sketching
You will be introduced to a variety of different techniques to help you get started with drawing and sketching. Perfect for beginners.
Tuesday 3rd June 10am - 2:30pm
Course fee: £40.00 (reduced: £25.00)

Cake Decorating - Jungles
Come and learn how to decorate a cake with a jungle theme. Learn how to ice the whole cake and make animals out of fondant icing.
Tuesday 3rd June 9:30am - 12:30pm
Course fee: £26.00 (reduced: £16.50)

Curries around the world
Come and make some mouth watering curries from different countries. All ingredients included.
Tuesday 3rd June 6pm - 8:30pm
Course fee: £67.50 (reduced: £36.00)

Bread making for beginners
You will be making pizza, ploughman's loaves, focaccia and other delicious breads.
Wednesday 4th June 5:30pm - 8:30pm
4 weeks
Course fee: £77.50 (reduced: £40.00)

Computers for absolute beginners
This course is for anyone who would like to have a go at using a computer. You will learn the basics from turning the PC on to using the mouse and keyboard.
Wednesday 4th June 10am - 12pm
Thursday 3rd July 1pm - 3pm
Free course for 5 weeks

Get yourself going with email
Perfect if you want to learn how to set up an internet based email address but don't know how. We will help you create a safe password and a memorable email address. There is a follow on course called ‘The Basics of Email’.
Free course.
Wednesday 11th June 1pm - 3pm
1 session

The Basics of email
Perfect for beginners and a follow on from ‘Get going on email’ you must have an internet based email address to join this course.
This is a free course.
Wednesday 25th June 1pm - 3pm
5 weeks

Get going with cooking
Branching Out
Come and make a 3 course meal, learning how to prepare, cook and cater for family & friends. This course is designed for students with learning disabilities.
Friday 27th June 11am - 2pm 
3 weeks
Course fee: £20.00

Course fees must be paid on enrolment. Concessions are available to learners on means-tested benefits.
The Learning Place is on Facebook , YouTube and Twitter
All courses are held at The Learning Place, 6 Derby Road, Portsmouth, PO2 8HH
Website: www.learnportsmouth.ac.uk
Email: thelearningplace@portsmouthcc.gov.uk

Book your space now to avoid disappointment call (023)9262 1860

Portsmouth Museum - traditional May Fayre - Monday 26 May

Traditional May Fayre. 
Free, 10am-5pm
Portsmouth Museum will be transformed on Bank Holiday Monday, 26th May 2014 into a fantastic traditional May Fayre, packed with family fun, fete games, stalls and much more including;
- Phoenix Players
- Pompey Pluckers
- Guess the name of the teddy
- Guess the number of sweets
- Lucky dip for boys and girls
- Decorating cakes
- Tombola
- Lord Mayor
- Village Olympics - welly boot throwing / flip a fish / Egg and spoon races / sack racing, etc. presented by Express FM
Plus loads more exciting activities.

Volunteers' Week 1st - 7th June

The 30th annual Volunteers' week takes place from 1st - 7th June and this year Portsmouth City Council will be working in partnership with Community Action in Portsmouth to help you find out more about volunteering opportunities in Portsmouth  

Throughout Volunteers week there'll be a display table in the Central Library where you'll be able to pick up information about a range of different opportunities in the city.

And on Thursday 5th June, between 10.00 and 3.00 Southsea Library will be hosting a "Pop-up Volunteer Shop" where you'll be able to call in to find out more about volunteering over a cup of tea and a chat. 

Portsmouth Summer Fair 2014

The Portsmouth Summer Fair will be in Victoria Park on Saturday 30th August - 11am to 5pm this year

PCAN were really worried about whether they would have enough volunteers to run the Summer Fair this year but Martin Fido has taken it on which is great, please

• Put the date in your diary
• Tell groups you’re involved with
• Think about how you could help. PCAN will definitely need people on the day but help beforehand with publicity and chasing up stall-holders and attractions would be very welcome. 

If you can spare any time to help do contact martinfido@earthandnature.co

If you would like a Stall at the Portsmouth Summer Fair contact martinfido@earthandnature.co

So how much do I have to pay for a pitch? 3 x 3 metre

Charities - £20

Businesses - £30

Large businesses - £50

Caterers - £50 (standard pitch)

Please contact Martin for great prices on double pitches too!