Doors open on CSI Portsmouth 3 November

The doors open on CSI Portsmouth tomorrow Saturday 3 November. This is the third year of what is fast becoming one of the most popular one day events in the crime fiction calendar.

If you haven't got your ticket yet then make sure to buy it now, the Box Office is open until 5pm today (Friday) on 023 9268 8037.

Tickets will also be available to buy on the door at the John Pounds Centre, Queen Street, Portsmouth.

Come for the morning or the afternoon or join us for the day when bestselling crime authors meet police, crime scene, forensic and other crime experts to debate crime fiction versus crime fact.

Watch the video to find out what's on offer at this one day unique event. Or visit my official website to find out more.



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