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We used holiday money to buy hand gel and face masks... then gave it to our NHS customers

TWO selfless shopkeepers have donated more than £100,000 of food and medical assistance to people in their community since the pandemic.

Migrants could be in hotels for up to three years-report

MIGRANTS could be housed in hotels for up to three more years due to the asylum backlog, it has been reported.

Girl, 14, hurt in suspected acid attack near school

A 14-YEAR-OLD girl has been left with potentially life-changing injuries after a suspected acid attack outside a school in west London.

Warning of Iran attack as Israel masses forces

IRAN is preparing to \"imminently\" launch a ballistic missile attack on Israel, according to a United States administration official, who warned of \"severe consequences\" should it take place.

Market stall is more than just retail outlet

ASSISTANCE ALSO OFFERED AT STALL OPENED 25 YEARS AGO

Plans submitted for dockyard site

INDUSTRIAL UNITS PART OF REVITILISATION’

Appeal for funds to give Phoebe vital operation

AN animal rescue centre is desperately trying to raise funds to help one of the dogs in its care.

Anger after Alf's fall on unstable town pavement

BUT CORNWALL COUNCIL DENIES RESPONSIBILITY

Area's £130m rebuild is officially completed

THE £130 million regeneration of what was once one of Plymouth’s most notorious and run-down areas has been officially completed.

Block to be used for the homeless

COUNCIL BUYS ST ANDREWS CROSS EDIFICE

City's health chief to step down from role

THE woman who steered Plymouth through the Covid-19 pandemic is stepping down after eight years in the job. Dr Ruth Harrell played a “pivotal role” in steering the city through the crisis in her role as Director of Public Health.

Van Gogh oil protest pair are jailed

TWO Just Stop Oil activists have been jailed for pouring soup over Vincent van Gogh’s Sunflowers, after they came close to “destroying” the masterpiece.

Whittaker is wanted but happy to remain a Pilgrim

ARGYLE FORWARD HAS ASPIRATIONS TO PLAY HIGHER, BUT NOT JUST YET

How Argyle played a role in Merson taking Walsall job

EX-FOOTBALLER turned Strictly Come Dancing star Paul Merson made his name winning trophies with Arsenal and starring for England in the 1990s - but his ill-fated career as a manager proved less successful.

Coming home to an Albion win cured my holiday blues!

THANK goodness for that, we are finally back to enjoying the sweet taste of a home win, after sneaking a victory over Leicester Lions last weekend at the Brickfields Fortress.

Dame Maggie dies, aged 89

OSCAR-WINNING actress Dame Maggie Smith has died, aged 89.

Guitarist denies fatal crash charge

GUITARIST Josh Klinghoffer, a former Red Hot Chili Peppers member who has also played with Pearl Jam, has pleaded not guilty through his lawyer to a misdemeanour manslaughter charge over the death of a pedestrian.

Mary's magic will sweep you away!

THE cast has been announced for Disney’s Mary Poppins ahead of its arrival in Plymouth early next year.

Pension claims are up

PENSION credit claims have hit almost 75,000 amid Government efforts to boost benefits take-up.

Danger of Lebanon crisis 'escalating much wider'

THE continuing tensions between Israel and the militant Lebanese Hezbollah group present a risk of spiralling out of control, the UK Defence Secretary has said.

Diamond days after struggle

AFRICAN ADVENTURE ‘THE PERFECT TONIC'

Pressing on with flats plan despite £3m loss

REGENERATION company Sutton Harbour Group Plc is to press ahead with plans for huge blocks of flats on Plymouth's waterfront despite making a £3m loss on its latest development.

City MP lobbies Health Secretary over review

MP Fred Thomas has met with Health Secretary Wes Streeting to urge the government to make Derriford Hospital a “priority” as its future building work hangs in the balance.

Petition launched to save future of Derriford

MP SAYS HOSPITAL'S NEW URGENT AND EMERGENCY CARE FACILITY IS ‘CRUCIAL'

Kerry steps into the spotlight as cover girl star

SNAPPED UP BY MAGAZINE AFTER LOSING OVER 4 STONES

Mission aims to protect children

URGING PEOPLE TO TALK ABOUT ABUSE

PLENTY OF POSITIVES

ROONEY BUOYED BY WHAT HE SAW IN DEFEAT TO BAGGIES

Pilgrims lack a cutting edge in defeat

PLENTY OF GOOD PLAY BUT NO END PRODUCT FROM ARGYLE

Services are still searching for their first win

DEVONPORT Services’ tough time in National Two continued with a 43-5 away defeat at Old Redcliffians.

Williams delighted as Albion collect first win

Albion bounced back to winning ways after a disappointing defeat to Dings Crusaders last week, with a close-fought 27-22 victory at home to Leicester Lions in National League One.