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Decarbonisation project at flats costs £1.95m

MEASURES TAKEN TO REDUCE ENERGY BILLS FOR RESIDENTS

City street dancer Toby inspires new generation

SHARES BOTH HIS SKILLS AND PHILOSOPHY WITH PUPILS

Austin takes Ryanair to task over cabin bag

INSISTS THAT HIS 10KG CASE SHOULD HAVE BEEN ALLOWED

Military veterans help build their own homes

THEY'VE CONSTRUCTED 25 NEW AFFORDABLE HOMES TO RENT

Residents' final fight to protect green land

THE fate of the last green space on a huge Plymouth housing estate will be decided this week with fears that it will end up being built on and residents fearing it will be pushed through to meet housing targets.

NOT ACCEPTABLE'

JOE Edwards admitted Plymouth Argyle's performance in the 5-0 thrashing by Cardiff City was 'not acceptable' as the captain apologised to the 3,200-strong travelling Green Army who witnessed it after making the trip to South Wales.

Pilgrims trounced by Cardiff City

PLYMOUTH Argyle were totally outclassed and outfought as they slumped to an embarrassing 5-0 Championship defeat away to bottom-of-the-table Cardiff City.

A very deserved three points

PLYMOUTH Parkway resumed Southern Premier South league action with their first visit to the capital this season to face Chertsey Town.

Makeshift Tavistock defeated by St Ives

TAVISTOCK player-coach Marc Kerswill had nothing but praise for is makeshift side in the wake of a 32-14 Western Counties West defeat at St Ives.

Patients and staff at the heart of NHS plan

THE Government will launch a major consultation on the future of the NHS today, promising to put patients and staff at the heart of its 10-year health plan.

Get HS2 costs on track

MINISTERS will oversee the building of the HS2 rail line, the Government has announced as it attempts to get hold of soaring costs for the project.

Chris Hoy reveals that his cancer is terminal

SIR Chris Hoy, one of Britain's greatest cyclists and Olympians, has revealed his cancer is terminal.

110 drones shot down

RUSSIAN air defences shot down more than 100 Ukrainian drones over Russia's western regions yesterday, Moscow officials said, while 17 people were injured in a ballistic missile attack on the Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih.

Crematorium facilities may have to close

BUT CEMETERIES AT EFFORD & WESTON MILL WILL STAY

Pub is set for new lease of life

GLOBE INN WILL BE READY FOR CHRISTMAS

City pupils compete at Goodwood

All Saints Academy Plymouth’s GreenPower Racing Team recently got a chance to race around the famous Goodwood motor racing circuit, after qualifying for the International GreenPower Finals.

Convicted firefighter is condemned

VOLUNTEER SERVICE WAS RECOGNISED IN PANDEMIC

Heartfelt gratitude from cancer survivor

JUDY'S FAMILY AND CHARITY HAVE ALL RALLIED ROUND

City denied fair share of NHS funding: Leader

'CHANGE FORMULA OF FUND ALLOCATION'

Fashion project is plain sailing...

MEGAN TURNS SURPLUS WARE INTO HIGH-END FASHION PRODUCTS

Hospital garden wins national award

DERRIFORD Hospital’s secret garden for intensive care patients has picked up a prestigious award. The calming outdoor space was designed for critically ill patients, their families, and staff.

TOUCHLINE BAN

ARGYLE HEAD COACH ADMITTED TO THREE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION MISCONDUCT CHARGES

Bundu back at Argyle after shock Sierra Leone win

MUSTAPHA Bundu returned to training with Plymouth Argyle on Thursday less than 48 hours after playing for Sierra Leone in a shock 1-0 win against African champions Ivory Coast, writes Chris Errington.

Weekend win makes it four in a row on Pullinger's big day!

HOW lucky have we been, the last two weeks, with not only the weather, but also the fantastic rugby the boys have been playing? After a rocky start, we are now on a winning streak of four in a row.

Grumpy Stokes sorry after loss

BEN Stokes has revealed he apologised to his team for acting like a \"grumpy old man\" as the second Test in Pakistan slipped through England's hands in Multan.

Chancellor plans £3bn welfare cuts in budget

RACHEL Reeves will seek to make around £3 billion of cuts to welfare over the next four years by restricting access to sickness benefits, it is understood.

PM must 'listen to voters'

SIR Keir Starmer has been told to \"listen to voters\" and block his Chancellor's plans to impose deep cuts in this year's Budget.

Bandmates pay tribute after Liam's tragic death

NIALL Horan has paid a touching tribute to his One Direction bandmate Liam Payne saying he did not realise when he last saw him he would be saying \"goodbye forever\".

Germany honours Biden

GERMANY honoured US President Joe Biden for his contribution to transatlantic relations yesterday, ahead of his meetings with European allies on Russia's war in Ukraine and the conflict in the Middle East.

Show is a model event for town

DISPLAYS AT SALTASH MODEL CLUB EVENT