Ordnance

Divers from the Portsmouth-based Diving and Threat Exploitation Group destroyed a historic ordnance that has been on the seabed during both World Wars.

Historic world war explosive on 'very dark seabed' destroyed

The cordon at its most western point, just past Canoe Lake.

WATCH: Explosion as disposal team detonate suspected ordnance

A controlled explosion has taken place after a suspected unexploded ordnance was found on Southsea beach on Sunday, February 8.

Pictures show the drama unfold as controlled explosion takes place

Police have cordoned off Eastney Esplanade from the Tenth Hole to Southsea Rose Garden.

Updates as seafront cordoned off due to suspected ordnance

A police cordon at Southsea Rock Garden following the discovery of a suspected piece of unexploded ordnance on the beach nearby.

Unexploded ordnance removed "safely" from Southsea beach

A police cordon at Southsea Rock Garden following the discovery of a suspected piece of unexploded ordnance on the beach nearby.

Suspected piece of unexploded ordnance found in Southsea

The cordon has been removed by the police after a suspected unexploded ordnance was removed from Alchorne Place by a specialist team on Wednesday, August 27.

Roads reopen after suspected unexploded ordnance removed

Police have closed off the surrounding area of Alchorne Place after a suspected piece of unexplode ordnance was discovered.

Police close off roads as suspected unexploded ordnance found

Often called 100 acres because of its location off Hundred Acres Road in Wickham, this walk is a firm family favourite all year round - but is fantastic in the autumn. It has woods to explore, paths to follow, plenty of places to go den building and a play area with a sand pit for the children to enjoy.

Popular woodland walk closed off after "unexploded ordnance" found

Boyd Salmon, one of the last surviving Royal Navy bomb disposal specialists from the Second World War, has died at the age of 100.

Second World War bomb disposal veteran dies aged 100

An unexploded ordnance was found in Southsea earlier this week

Royal Navy provide update on huge 1000kg WWII bomb found in Southsea

Police cordon off Ainsdale Beach as WW2 device blown up

Dramatic moment unexploded WW2 bomb is blown up on cordoned-off beach

Bomb disposal experts from the Royal Navy were called to report of suspected ordnance found in Hayling Island on Wednesday (September 18).

WATCH: Moment WW2 bomb defused by Royal Navy on Hayling Island

Controlled bomb explosion in sea

Watch: Controlled explosion of undetonated WW2 bomb found in sea

Police have confirmed that a suspected WW1 ordnance was discovered in Victoria Road North, Southsea, on Thursday, May 30, but it was discovered to be inactive.

Suspected WWI ordnance shuts down Southsea Road

More explosives found on 'UK's most dangerous beach'
More explosives have been found on the stretch of the South Coast what has been called the ‘UK’s most dangerous beach’ by national newspapers.
Megan Baker

Not the Wild West but perhaps Wild East. A bank teller loads cash from the bank on the corner of Glasgow Road, Eastney.

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Royal Navy bomb disposal experts. Photo: Royal Navy

Suspected ordnance found on Pagham Beach