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Developer's new plans for Royal William Yard

SHOPS ARE PROPOSED FOR BREWHOUSE EATING ZONE

'We drew a line in the sand and stopped decline'

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Plymouth Moor View MP Johnny Mercer on why the city has a brighter future under the Conservatives

Restaurant chain shuts one of two city sites

WILDWOOD LEFT WITH VENUE AT ROYAL WILLIAM YARD

Linda's 'cough' was leukaemia symptom

A PLYMOUTH woman was diagnosed with a life-threatening condition after struggling to shake off a cough.

CHANGE TO ARGYLE TV

NEW DEAL MEANS NO LIVE VIDEO COVERAGE BY PILGRIMS

Plymouth Diving masters turn back the clock with impressive displays

THE Plymouth Life Centre hosted the Great Britain Diving Federation Spring Masters last weekend and the two-day event proved to be popular with several divers from Plymouth, who all dived in the 16-29 year old category.

City divers fare well in Elite diving competition

PLYMOUTH Diving sent a team of ten to the British Junior Elite Championship, a pivotal competition on the performance pathway, which invites the top junior divers from across the nation to the prestigious event.

Hobbs so proud as Parkway dig deep and muster a draw

PLYMOUTH Parkway manager Lee Hobbs could not hide his pride after his team fought back twice to claim a 2-2 draw at Poole to take them out of the Southern League premier Division relegation zone on Tuesday night.

Winter Tennis winners receive their trophies

THE RBC Brewin Dolphin Mannamead Winter League came to a finish at the end of March and last week, the Presentation Evening took place with Chris Janes presenting the trophies on behalf of RBC Brewin Dolphin.

Ronnie's biggest threat is himself

RONNIE O'Sullivan may claim not to care about records but the magnitude of his quest to eclipse Stephen Hendry and claim a record-breaking eighth world snooker title in the modern era cannot be understated.

Lord Cameron: Israel 'making decision to act' on Iran attack

ISRAEL is \"making the decision to act\" in response to last Saturday's attack by Iran, the Foreign Secretary has said as he visited the country for talks with its leaders.

Working people pay price for Labour councils - PM

PRIME Minister Rishi Sunak yesterday hit out at Labour-run councils across the country, with local election polls predicting widespread defeats for Conservative candidates.

Police apology over Babes in Wood case

A POLICE force has apologised for failings in initial investigations into the 1986 Babes in the Wood murders of two nine-year-old girls and the wrongful arrest of one of their fathers.

Award U-turn over 'Nazi' pub

CAMRA REINSTATES 'BEST PUB IN CORNWALL' PRIZE

Artist Sarah knows how to brighten up your life

HER SPLASHES OF COLOUR ARE MADE TO BRING YOU JOY

Man saves stranger from jump off bridge

'I KNOW HOW IT FEELS TO WANT TO END IT ALL'

Show does the movie proud

PRETTY WOMAN: THE MUSICAL

Shock as care home closures are announced

THREE Plymouth old people's homes are set to close, leaving residents looking for somewhere else to live.

Wanted: a special home for inseparable friends

MEET BELLA, WHO HAS CANCER, AND HER BLIND BEST FRIEND RUPERT

Webber's heroics not enough for his team

MARC Webber fired an unbeaten 16 three-figure scores in the Plymouth City Super League Division A, but still saw his Steampacket side fall to a 6-5 loss in their visit to Fawn A.

Cook to guest for the trip to Oxford

PLYMOUTH Gladiators have drafted in Poole Pirate Zach Cook to race at number one for their opening BSN Series clash at Oxford Cheetahs tonight.

Danny has that Will to win again

EX-MASTERS CHAMPION TEMPTED TO ACCELERATE COMEBACK

Frozen in time

IMAGINE being knocked out in the 1970s and waking up in 2024 that's the premise for this new fish out of water sitcom about politically incorrect PE teacher Tony Mammoth.

Korean restaurant to open outside market

PLANS have been drawn up for a Korean restaurant to open outside Plymouth Market.

Braverman unmoved as police try to shut down Brussels conference

THE UK lacks the “political will” to leave the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), Suella Braverman told a conference in Brussels, as Belgian police moved to shut the event down.

PM still waiting for call to urge Israel restraint

RISHI Sunak was still seeking to speak to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to urge him to show restraint in response to Iran’s missile and drone attack.

Ruling over prayers ban 'victory for all schools'

A RULING dismissing a Muslim student’s High Court challenge against a ban on prayer rituals at her school is a “victory” for all others, its head teacher has said.

Peace rally still calling for ceasefire

A WEEKLY rally in the centre of Plymouth calling for peace in the Middle East has continued to draw support six months since it first started, with campaigners calling for an immediate ceasefire and humanitarian aid for the people of Gaza.

Supermarket shopping not what it was

A VISIT to my local shop gave me an idea last week, if you could measure the financial state of a nation based on which products end up in those lockable plastic boxes which can track down anyone who tries to steal them.

Couple celebrating 70th anniversary

A COUPLE who met when they were still teenagers are celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary.