A large scale survey for millisecond pulsars at 408 MHz has been undertaken,
using the Italian Northern Cross radiotelescope near Bologna.
So far, about 30% of the sky 
> 0 was observed, resulting
in the detection of 35 known pulsar, 5 known millisecond pulsar and one
new millisecond pulsar, having a period of 4.86 ms and a very low DM = 4.3
cm
pc. This new millisecond pulsar was then observed at Parkes
in order to measure the dynamic spectrum at low frequency and derive a
scintillation velocity, which resulted in the observation of a velocity
of the order of 10 km/s (Nicastro el al., in preparation).