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Councillors honoured for exceptional service

THREE former councillors are set to be conferred as Honorary Aldermen in recognition of their exceptional service at a special Council meeting next week.

Residents' anger at Travellers' rubbish

Residents have been left angry at the piles of rubbish and discarded items left behind on a city park after Travellers finally moved on.

Family's anguish over baffling disappearance

THE family of a Plymouth man who went missing more than six months ago say it’s like “the earth opened up and sucked him in”.

Jude is another level Declan

DECLAN Rice believes Jude Bellingham is on “another level” and is pleased with how England’s new-look midfield is shaping up after winning their Euro 2024 opener against Serbia.

JOE'S GOING NOWHERE!

ARGYLE CAPTAIN IS STAYING AT HOME PARK

Ivybridge knocked off top spot by Paignton

Ivybridge’s 40-over total of 168 for nine always looked a little below par, which Paignton proved by knocking it off with more than 11 overs to go.

Resilience will build a "huge spirit' at Euros

SOUTHGATE CONFIDENT AFTER THREE LIONS’ VICTORY OVER SERBIA

'We can still win' claims PM Sunak

RISHI Sunak has insisted the Tories can still win the General Election after Cabinet minister Grant Shapps said a Conservative victory is unlikely.

Farage in boats vow

NIGEL Farage has launched the Reform election manifesto which he describes as a “serious plan to reshape the way our country is run” as his party pledges to tackle the “population explosion”.

New city food superstore opens today

£1,000 VOUCHERS FOR FIRST 100 CUSTOMERS

Youngsters set to shine at ceremony

PLYMOUTH’S most inspiring youngsters are to be celebrated at the Plymouth Youth Awards this week.

Residents band together to save community pub

LOCALS DETERMINED PUB WILL NOT BE TURNED INTO FLATS

Sting at Summer Sessions a great gig

STING – aka Gordon Sumner – looked and sounded incredible when he rounded off the fourth and last Plymouth Summer Sessions on Sunday night.

Bid for elected mayor takes step forward

DARCEY BUSSELL'S HUSBAND FRONTS CITY CAMPAIGN

Man is arrested in police 'arson' probe

A MAN has been arrested on suspicion of arson after a building fire in Greenbank.

IS ALL LOST?

AS GABE REELS IN THE WAKE OF ATTACK ON ANDY, THEIR DREAM OF ADOPTING MAY BE OVER

Argyle linked with Aberdeen midfielder

A NUMBER OF CLUBS, INCLUDING RANGERS ARE INTERESTED

Cornwood crash to defeat by Sandford

CORNWOOD crashed to a 118-run defeat against Premier Division leaders Sandford in the top-of-the-table clash at Oak Park.

Millwall goalkeeper Matija Sarkic dies aged 26

MILLWALL and Montenegro goalkeeper Matija Sarkic has died at the age of 26, the club have announced.

Student's work in London gallery

A STUDENT from Callington has had her work selected for a special exhibition by the National Portrait Gallery.

Devolution has worked, claims Blair

SCOTLAND not being independent shows devolution has worked, Sir Tony Blair has said.

Poll complacency fears

SHADOW health secretary Wes Streeting has urged voters not to give \"matches back to the arsonist to finish the job\", as he suggested a Conservative election victory would be a \"nightmare on Downing Street\".

Sheeran most played in 2023

ED Sheeran has been named the most played artist of 2023.

Trump's fire for migrants

DONALD Trump blamed immigrants for stealing jobs and government resources as he courted separate groups of Black voters and hardcore conservatives in the battleground state of Michigan on Saturday.

City firms help repair damaged boundaries

TEAM EFFORT TO FIX PROBLEMS LEFT AFTER BOMB CHAOS

Readers divided over length of cemetery grass

SOME SAY NEEDS OF NATURE SHOULD TAKE PRIORITY

Right old knees-up on the Hoe

MADNESS, madness, they call it madness. And it certainly was on the Hoe as NW5’s greatest export created the mother of all knees-ups.

Rain doesn't stop Summer Sessions

PLYMOUTH Summer Sessions finished last night with ex-Police frontman Sting headlining with support from New York new wavers Blondie.

Louise honoured for 'work to make Plymouth better'

A WOMAN who has spent more than 30 years “making Plymouth a better place” is among those who have been honoured by King Charles. Louise Kelley is one of more than 1,000 people from across the UK to be recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours list.

DUO SIGN UP FOR PARKWAY

RYAN BRETT AND TAYLOR SCARFF JOIN BOSS CHRIS MCPHEE