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Chris Broom
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Chris Broom is The News's entertainments editor, who oversees our weekly what's on supplement, The Guide. He covers music, comedy, musicals, plays - if it's on a stage (and even if it's not) he'll write about it. And that includes everything from major touring acts and festival headliners, through to grassroots acts and the am-dram scene.
The News
The hugely popular boardgame Destination Portsmouth is having a special edition released to celebrate its 20th annive...
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The history of successful actors who have turned their hands to music is a distinctly chequered one.
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It was while listening to the doomed troubadour Jeff Buckley as she painted that the artist Midge realised he had gi...
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More than 430,00 Covid-19 vaccinations have been delivered across the county this autumn, but there are still thousan...
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The South Downs National Park’s popular astrophotography competition returns for its fourth year and is challenging p...
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The Prodigy, Pet Shop Boys and – in a UK festival exclusive – Green Day have today been announced as the headliners f...
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Takedown Festival, the award-nominated independent rock and metal festival, has announced some big names from the sce...
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Canadian alt-bluegrass stars The Dead South have pulled the second half of their UK tour, including a Portsmouth show...
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A University of Portsmouth expert features on the latest episode of a podcast series marking 200 years of the RNLI.
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As we mark Halloween, the latest census figures show there are dozens of witches and pagans living across our region.
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Jah Wobble – the musician born John Wardle – has long been a prolific presence on the music scene.
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For a long time, bestselling children’s author Sophie Anderson didn’t think she would find an audience for her work.
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