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Gosport
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Gos·port  (gspôrt, -prt)
A municipal borough of southern England west of Portsmouth. It was an embarkation point for the invasion of France in 1944. Population: 69,300.

gos·port  (gspôrt, -prt)
n.
A flexible speaking tube used for one-way communication between individual compartments or cockpits of an airplane.

[After Gosport.]

Gosport [ˈgɒsˌpɔːt]
n
(Placename) a town in S England, in Hampshire on Portsmouth harbour: naval base since the 16th century. Pop.: 67 802 (1991)


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Gosport Borough Council says that, if the mats aren't removed, the tenants would be breaking the terms of their lease, which states no objects should be placed in communal areas.
At first the pranks were treated as harmless fun but now Gosport Borough Council, in Hampshire, have vowed to prosecute those responsible for littering if it happens again.
Coun GrahamBurgess, of Gosport Borough Council, which has supported the campaign, said the victory showed the Home Office should re-think its approach.
 
 
 
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