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Getting life back TW on track thanks to veterans' charity

FORMER soldier Chris survived active service and a career-ending leg injury. He has also survived drug and alcohol addiction, and a spell sleeping rough. He is a walking, breathing example of how someone can turn their life around.

Final decision on Armada Way due next month

TIMELINE TO SCRUTINISE VIEWS ON SCHEME

Tributes after death of Gemma, 33

TRIBUTES have been paid to a footballer from Plymouth who died just before Christmas at the age of 33.

Argyle's poor away form continues with Saints loss

PILGRIMS WILL FEEL THEY DESERVED A POINT AFTER LATE PRESSURE AND GOAL DISALLOWED

Lionesses recognised in New Year honours

FORMER ARGYLE 'KEEPER AND ENGLAND LEGEND PETER SHILTON AMONG SPORTS STARS RECOGNISED

City 'underrated' as a staycation location

PLYMOUTH has been described as an \"underrated\" staycation destination - but its city centre has been dismissed as not among the most attractive.

‘Ever-expanding’ poetry scene

POET PRAISES CITY'S THRIVING CULTURE

Alerts over New Year's Eve trains

STAFF shortages are causing widespread disruption to rail services across Britain and will disrupt travel tomorrow on New Year’s Eve.

Rum distillery is inside bank vault

NEW BUSINESS IS NOW UP AND RUNNING

Race is on to raise 100,000

MATTHEW HOPES TO COMPLETE WORLD'S 'BIG SIX' MARATHONS

Transplant teenager hopes to meet donor

CHARLIE AND HIS FAMILY CAN APPLY AFTER TWO YEARS

The triumphs... and disasters

2023 was a year of highs and lows for Plymouth. Here we look back at some of the key events...

Honours awarded to region's finest

A MAN who has contributed to both sacred and secular music in the area for more than 40 years is among those from Plymouth to receive New Year Honours.

Deadline set for £16m revamp

NEW HOPE FOR DELAYED WORK AS COUNCIL SAYS IT WILL FINISH NEXT YEAR

Neil Dewsnip is honoured to be taking charge of Plymouth Argyle

NEIL Dewsnip has described Plymouth Argyle’s players as a hard-working group who are a joy to be around and admitted it is ‘an absolute privilege’ to be taking interim charge of them.

Hardie 'raring to go' but must pass return to play protocols

STRIKER MENTALLY READY FOR MATCHDAY SQUAD AFTER CLASH OF HEADS AGAINST ROTHERHAM

Littler daring to dream big

SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD YOUNGEST PLAYER TO REACH FOURTH ROUND OF THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

Council back merger of coroner's offices

BUT ONLY ON THE PROVISO CITY HAS CORONER'S COURT

Mini tornado hits during Storm Gerrit

A \"LOCALISED tornado\" around 100 in in Greater as Storm damaged properties Manchester Gerrit swept the country, with thousands of homes remaining without power and travellers likely to face continued disruption.

Cargo ship hits mine

A CIVILIAN cargo ship struck a Russian mine in the Black Sea near Ukraine's Danube ports yesterday, injuring two sailors, officials and analysts said.

Travel changes to come in next year

BRITS HEADING ABROAD WILL BE AFFECTED

Approval for events at West Devon site

WALLED GARDEN APPLICANT IS TOLD TO RESTRICT NOISE

Mercer's social media row with Vorderman

SPARKS FLY AS HOMELESSNESS ROW ESCALATES

New health minister is invited by council chief

THE Labour leader of Plymouth City Council has issued a personal invitation to the new health minister to visit Plymouth, after claiming the city is not getting its fair share of funding.

Final party to farewell nightclub

NEW YEAR'S PARTY IS LAST NIGHT FOR PRYZM

Widow says she has lost 'soulmate' after death

FAMILY PAY TRIBUTE TO MAN WHO DIED AT WORK

Hydrogen power project welcomes funding injection

A PLYMOUTH green energy project linked to the freeport has received a £20 million investment from the Government.

City residents call for road surface to be fixed

POTHOLE REPAIRS HAVE NOT WORKED

Does the 'Lady in Blue' haunt city tea rooms?

INVESTIGATORS TO BE SEEN ON NATIONAL TV

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