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All aboard the festive Santa bus!
WHERE TO CATCH THE SANTA CITYBUS...
Dementia is 'the biggest health crisis of our time'
CHARITY'S WARNING AFTER DEATHS RISE
Home builder to cease trading after recording a £14m loss
BURRINGTON ESTATES BLAMES TRADING DIFFICULTIES
Thousands welcome home warship
AIRCRAFT CARRIER'S DEVON COMMANDING OFFICER SAID 'IT'S GREAT TO BE BACK
The Palace Theatre goes on the sales market
HOTEL NEXT DOOR IS ALSO POTENTIALLY AVAILABLE'
City bids for 50 zero-emission electric buses
IF SUCCESSFUL IT WOULD BRING 'TRANSFORMATIVE CHANGE' IN PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Open mic night launched by theatre
THEATRE Royal Plymouth (TRP) has launched its very first open mic night which will take place in February and focus on themes of diversity, inclusion and the climate emergency.
THINKING AHEAD
SCHUEY'S THOUGHTS AT LEICESTER QUICKLY TURNED TO QPR
Thompson Twins are the next to be signed up by Gladiators
THEY were Prow Park Gladiators for a very short spell in 2023, but now, the ‘Thompson Twins’ will be returning to Plymouth to ride for the club from the start of the 2024 campaign.
Pilgrims' dismal away record remains a bone of contention
IT was a short comment in a much wider post-match assessment from Steven Schumacher of Plymouth Argyle's 4-0 defeat away by Championship leaders Leicester City but it was telling nonetheless.
Shock Test call-up for spinner Shoaib
SHOAIB Bashir - a rookie spinner with \"world class\" potential has been handed a shock call-up for England's new year Test tour of India, just six months after making his firstclass debut for Somerset.
Report calls for reforms of Ofsted
PARENTS and teachers want Ofsted inspections and the school accountability system to be more transparent, well-rounded and less high-stakes, according to a new report.
Sunak defends policy
THE Eat Out to Help Out discount hospitality scheme helped to protect workers from the “devastating consequences” of job losses, Rishi Sunak told the UK Covid-19 Inquiry yesterday.
Community square planned for new houses
SALTRAM MEADOW IS SET TO HAVE FACILITIES FOR LOCALS
'Much-loved' pub could reopen in time for Christmas
A MUCH-loved Dartmoor pub is set to open its doors again in time for Christmas.
Plymouth to host 30 refugees
CITY COUNCIL BACKS CAP ON NUMBER OR ARRIVALS
City College welcomes nursing students
A NEW training partnership means City College Plymouth has been approved by the University of Plymouth as the newest placement setting for second and third year nursing students.
Fundraiser for family in grief at twins' death
SUPPORT FOR PARAMEDIC AND HER FAMILY THIS CHRISTMAS
It's a long way from the NHS
ABBIE LAUNCHES BESPOKE INTERIOR DESIGN BUSINESS
Schumacher explains reasons for changes
STEVEN Schumacher gave the carefully thought-out reasoning why he made six changes to his Plymouth Argyle side against Leicester City following the 4-0 defeat to the Championship leaders at King Power Stadium, writes Chris Errington.
EFFORT AND COMMITMENT
MANAGER 'PLEASED' WITH MANY OF ASPECTS OF PERFORMANCE
Argyle no match for classy Leicester
FOXES TOO CUNNING FOR PILGRIMS AS PREMIER LEAGUE PEDIGREE SHOWS
Sea wall repair means coast path can reopen
A LARGE hole in the sea wall at Mount Batten has been successfully repaired walkers on the South West Coast Path can once again enjoy the area.
BBC slated over Diana interview
A JUDGE has ordered the BBC to release a large number of emails surrounding Martin Bashir's controversial interview with Diana, Princess of Wales.
Emma, 13, is winner of art competition
POSTER FOR NHS CAREERS
Suspended sentence for repeat offender
OUTRAGED PUBLIC DECENCY MORE THAN ONCE IN STREET
Sporting activity will be raising awareness
MISSION'S GOAL IS TO HELP MENTAL HEALTH SUFFERERS
Charity provides a space full of comfort and joy
CHILDREN'S HOSPICE SOUTH WEST HELPS CITY FAMILIES
Jail term for attempt to rob cash from store
TWO FEMALE STAFF AT SHOP TACKLED HEROIN USER
Dental treatment leads to life-saving diagnosis
UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH PLAYS KEY ROLE IN PROJECT