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Purrington, Parkes, Down and Thomson to leave Parkway

NEW Plymouth Parkway manager Chris McPhee has thanked the four players that have decided their futures lie away from Bolitho Park, writes Stuart James.

ARGYLE IN NO.2 TALKS

CANDIDATE IDENTIFIED TO BE ROONEY’S ASSISTANT COACH

Hayman's heroics seal third for King Billy

KING Billy settled for a third-placed Plymouth City Super League Division A finish after a 6-5 win over Bluebird A, who end a distant fourth after the close encounter that was dominated by the antics of Antony Hayman.

Mercer stresses record of service since election

JOHNNY Mercer told a campaign team of more than 30 volunteers that he was proud of his record as an MP for Plymouth Moor View and would continue to put ‘country before party’, as he launched his campaign for re-election.

Lara crowned best nail artist

CITY NAIL TECHNICIAN, 24, WINS TOP INDUSTRY AWARD

People are now getting behind the appointment of Rooney

AFTER A MIXED REACTION, HALLETT FEELS FANS ARE NOW MORE POSITIVE ON NEW BOSS

Maguire, Jones and Maddison are cut by England

HARRY Maguire has announced he is one of the players to have been cut from England’s Euro 2024 squad.

Others can make own views: Sir Ed

“OTHERS can make their own views” about Sir Ed Davey’s campaign trail antics, the Liberal Democrat leader has said.

Tories' promise 'a joke'

PENSIONERS do not believe the Tories when they say they are going to raise the tax thresholds, Labour frontbencher Liz Kendall said, as she branded the party’s promises “a joke”.

Tributes to veterans of 'critical' day

THE King and the Prince of Wales have praised the “bravery and sacrifice” of D-Day veterans who “served at that critical time”, on the 80th anniversary of the beach invasion.

Tungsten mine boss steps down after 15 months

NEW CHIEF EXECUTIVE TO BE APPOINTED

Auction of sports memorabilia

RAISING FUNDS FOR AID MISSION TO UKRAINE

Strong praise for girls' high school

MOTTO: ‘FOR LIFE, NOT SCHOOL, WE LEARN’

Tributes pour in for 'fun, talented' Jonny

TRIBUTES have poured in for Jonny Morris – one of Plymouth’s most colourful politicians – who has died at the age of just 56.

Luke sets out his priorities for a Labour change

FORMER MP LAUNCHES HIS CAMPAIGN FOR RE-ELECTION

They all came to honour those sacrificed

HUNDREDS gathered in the shadow of the Tamar Bridge yesterday to remember the British and American forces who set off from Saltash Passage 80 years ago to join the 156,000 Allied forces massing off the coast of Normandy in their bid to liberate Europe.

Battle to save 'the last scrap of green'

RESIDENTS PROTEST AT PLANS TO TAKE AWAY KIDS’ PLAY AREA

Rooney takes Argyle to Torquay as pre-season games are confirmed

PLYMOUTH Argyle will play all of their pre-season games ahead of the 2024/25 Championship campaign away from Home Park as new head coach Wayne Rooney sets about stamping his mark on the first team squad, writes Chris Errington.

Raiders put on an event to remember for 40th anniversary

IT was an event to remember last Saturday as the Plymouth Raiders held its charity All-Star “Battle of The Eras” match at a sold-out Life Centre.

Hallett is close to finalising deal with investors

ARGYLE OWNER AIMING TO TAKE CLUB A FURTHER STEP FORWARD

Dawson and Brew are off to Paris

PLYMOUTH will have two more representatives at this summer’s Olympic Games in Paris after it was confirmed that Jacob Dawson and Chloe Brew will both compete in the Rowing, writes Stuart James.

Labour turn on tax 'liar' Sunak

LABOUR branded Rishi Sunak a liar after it emerged senior officials had told ministers not to say civil servants were behind Tory claims that Sir Keir Starmer was planning tax hikes if elected.

King's tribute to D-Day 'gallantry'

ROYALS LEAD A DAY OF MOVING COMMEMORATIONS

Central Gaza attacked

THE Israeli military said it has started “operational activity” in two areas of central Gaza in a possible broadening of its ground offensive against Hamas.

Shock for Snack Shack boss

A PLYMOUTH café has been hit with a one-star food hygiene rating – despite the fact that its hygienic handling of food was rated “generally satisfactory”.

Martin returns for another election quest

SARAH Martin is no stranger to the campaign trail, having stood for election in 2019 against current incumbent Johnny Mercer for the Plymouth Moor View parliamentary constituency.

Bid to get airport site historic listing

LATEST TWIST IN LONG-RUNNING SAGA

Social housing completed

NEW FLATS AND LIBRARY PART OF ST BUDEAUX DEVELOPMENT

Slapton Sands op was tragic D-Day precursor

TODAY marks the 80th anniversary of D-Day – the largest amphibious invasion in military history that turned the tide of the Second World War. A 1,200-plane airborne assault preceded a sea assault involving more than 5,000 vessels at Normandy, France. Nearly 160,000 troops crossed the English Channel on 6 June, and more than two million Allied troops were in France by the end of August.

Brilliant tactics and strategies that led to D-Day success

On the 80th anniversary of D-Day, Plymouth columnist TOM MACKENZIE reflects on how an incredible deception worked on Hitler by the Allies played a crucial role in the success of this historic event