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'Abandoned' car causes concern

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS STILL PILED HIGH

City MP is critical of strike by junior doctors

MERCER HAILS STAFF WHO GAVE COVER

Probe after pensioners put on wrong flight

JET2 ISSUES APOLOGY FOR MIX-UP AT BRISTOL AIRPORT

Woman dies after 'collision' with bus

A WOMAN has died after she was involved in a 'collision' with a bus on Sunday night, in which a driver was also arrested on suspicion of causing death by careless/ inconsiderate driving.

Nail artist gains star clientele

CELEBRITIES MAKE USE OF SPECIAL TALENTS OF LOCAL WOMAN LARA, 24

Transfer talk for Foster

IAN Foster’s whirlwind start as Plymouth Argyle head coach continued with a recruitment meeting with club staff yesterday aimed at lining up targets for the January transfer window, writes Chris Errington.

'MAGICAL' MOMENT

IAN FOSTER RECEIVED ROUSING OVATION FROM GREEN ARMY

Below par Pilgrims progress in FA Cup

ARGYLE LABOUR TO A 3-1 WIN AGAINST LEAGUE TWO STRUGGLERS SUTTON UNITED

Ton up for Oaks as they extend lead at top

DEVONPORT Services ground-out a 23-12 win over promotion rivals Barnstaple to consolidate their position at the top of South West One.

Cold weather health alert follows floods

TEMPERATURES EXPECTED TO PLUMMET ACROSS PARTS OF ENGLAND

Third of council seats to be decided in 2024

POLICE AND CRIME POST ALSO TO BE VOTED ON

'Wild meat' is on the menu at city day nurseries

VENISON AND FEATHERED GAME WILL BE SERVED UP

Jail time is extended due to use of phone

DRUG DEALER TWICE CAUGHT IN THE ACT

Council welcomes extension of cycle path

COLESDOWN HILL RAILWAY BRIDGE WILL BE REOPENED

Trial jury hears how pub rows turned into violence

MURDER CHARGES DENIED

Pilgrims prepared as usual for their Cup tie

HUNT FOR MANAGER HAS HAD NO IMPACT ON SUTTON PREPARATION

PC found culpable of 'gross misconduct'

BARRED FROM BEING A POLICE OFFICER

2023 was 'a vintage year for city's poetry'

POET Steve Spence has highlighted some of the major collections published in what was a vintage year for Plymouth poetry and is already looking forward to 2024’s output.

Witnesses tell murder trial what they saw

THE VICTIM SHOUTED OUT: 'IS THAT ALL YOU'VE GOT?'

Travel agents braced for 'Sunshine Saturday'

A PLYMOUTH travel agent is expecting a surge in bookings this weekend, which is dubbed ‘Sunshine Saturday’ in the industry due to the number of people booking summer holidays.

Foster set for Argyle job

THE expected appointment of Lan Foster as Plymouth Argyle's new head coach is 'really close' to being announced by the Championship club.

Hospital declares its situation is 'critical’

DERRIFORD Hospital has issued a warning that unless you have a serious emergency or life-threatening condition, then you may not be seen at the emergency department.

MATT MENHENNET Images of coast path to be used in exhibition

COMPETITION WILL HIGHLIGHT THREATS OF CLIMATE CHANGE

‘Lower taxes possible’

A LABOUR government would want to cut taxes, Sir Keir Starmer has said, but he insisted that reversing flagging growth would be the first priority if he takes power at the next general election.

AZAZ'S ADIOS

A'TRUE HONOUR' TO PLAY FOR PILGRIMS

Argyle are victims of their own success with loans

AZAZ'S EXCELLENT FORM PRICED HIM OUT OF A HOME PARK SWITCH

Parkway hoping for respite to get their double game week on

PLYMOUTH Parkway are hoping that the weather forecast rings true between now and 3pm tomorrow afternoon and they can finally get back to playing again.

Housebuilder offers a boost to food bank

SALTASH Foodbank has been boosted with a £3,000 donation from developer Barratt David Wilson Homes Exeter.

Spring election is unlikely - Sunak

RISHI Sunak has said he is working towards a general election in the second half of the year after coming under pressure to call a vote soon.

'Social action' plan for coast gets funding

YOUNG PEOPLE ENCOURAGED TO BE 'BLUE INFLUENCERS'