David George

The experiences of patients at GP surgeries can sometimes wildly vary from person to person.

A wanted man who was being hunted by police has been tracked down and put behind bars.

Oliver Wilson was found dead at his home in Gosport on December 23, 2021. On Friday, June 9, an inquest was held into his death at Portsmouth Coroner’s Court. The inquest heard how Oliver and his sisters were taken into care and separated when he was five years old. He eventually regained contact with his biological family, but it’s believed the trauma he experienced in care left him ‘angry at the world’. SEE ALSO: Hampshire swimming pool named one of the UK’s best ‘hidden’ outdoor swimming expe…

Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary was called out to Gosport yesterday evening and one man, of no fixed address, was placed into custody. SEE ALSO: Southsea man storms into pub and threatens drinker with meat cleaver Posting about the incident on social media, Gosport police said: ’At 9pm last night [June 18], a 30-year-old man, of no fixed address, was arrested in Heritage Way on suspicion of a public order offence and common assault of emergency workers. He remains in police custody at t…

A ‘gross failure’ to provide basic medical attention led to a patient dying within two days of arriving in hospital, a coroner has ruled.

An historic Royal Navy submarine may have been discovered – underneath a park.

Over the course of this weekend, Southsea Common has played host to the Race for Life, an annual event raising money for Cancer Research UK, a charity that funds research into preventing, diagnosing and treating cancers. On Saturday, an event was held for youngsters and the Pretty Muddy race saw everyone cross the finsh line caked in mud. On Sunday, the 10km, 5km and 3km runs took place, with entrants raising more than £46,000 by the start of the race. SEE ALSO: 55 pictures from HMS Collingwood’…

House prices across Portsmouth are continuing to increase, according to new reports.

There are some things in life that just don’t live up to the hype.

A paratrooper who died in a freak training exercise incident was tangled up in parachutes after attempting a stunt with a colleague, an inquest has ruled. Sergeant Major Dean Walton, known affectionately as “Waldo”, died on October 14 2022 following a mid-air collision during a training camp in Spain. The 36-year-old from Gosport, Hampshire, was part of the world-famous parachute display team, The Red Devils. Today (December 12) an inquest into his death was held in at Winchester Coroner’s Court…