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Pilot scheme is 'beginning of council's war on motorists'

PLYMOUTH TORY GROUP VOW TO FIGHT ANY PLAN FOR ULEZ IN CITY

Living seawall creates a space for nature

THE UK'S LARGEST LIVING SEA WALL HAS BEEN CREATED IN PLYMOUTH, IN A PROJECT T LED BY UNIVERSITY

NO DEAL

LOAN TARGET JOSH COBURN WILL BE STAYING AT MIDDLESBROUGH

City divers compete in European Championships

A SIXTEEN strong team of divers left the UK for Rijeka in Croatia to compete in the Junior European Diving Championships last month. The week long competition concluded with three representatives from Plymouth Diving showcasing their talent amid 300 plus divers from across the continent.

Police officer faces driving probe after e-bike deaths

A POLICE officer is being criminally investigated for dangerous driving after following two teenagers in a van before they died in an e-bike crash.

Shapps new defence head

GRANT SHAPPS has been appointed Defence Secretary in Rishi Sunak's mini-reshuffle prompted by Ben Wallace's formal resignation.

Brexit driving rise in multiple passport use

THE number of people with multiple passports in England and Wales has doubled in a decade, with the rise thought to be partly down to Brexit.

Man denies sexual assault of teenager

CLAIMS KISS ON CHEEK WAS MEANT TO 'CHEER UP' GIRL

I was 'sacrificed' to boost ratings

TV REALITY SHOW CONTESTANT SPEAKS OUT

Long jail terms for pair after attack in pub

LARGE KNIVES USED INSIDE PREMISES

Railway is asking for help to buy locomotive

HERITAGE STEAM SERVICE HAS INCENTIVES TO TEMPT DONORS

Firm 'being bullied' to move

WEST END SHOWROOM OWNER WANTS TO STAY BUT COUNCIL WANT HER OUT

We must save rail ticket offices

FINAL CONSULTATION DAY TO 'HAVE YOUR SAY'

Devonport-based frigate tracks Russian warships

HMS PORTLAND JOINS IN SURVEILLANCE OPERATION

Model ship completes trek from Ukraine

MUSEUM IN CORNWALL CELEBRATES MISSION

PROUD OF PILGRIMS

MUCH-CHANGED ARGYLE PUSHED PALACE 'ALL THE WAY'

Argyle earn Hodgson plaudits after cup thriller

ROY Hodgson was not surprised at how good Plymouth Argyle played for large parts of the Carabao Cup second round tie against his Crystal Palace side at Home Park on Tuesday night.

Monarchs rule at the Coliseum after late heat wins

DEFEAT IS BLOW TO GLADIATORS’ HOPES OF SNATCHING FINAL PLAY-OFF BERTH

A TOXIC INFLUENCER

ANDREW TATE: THE MAN WHO GROOMED THE WORLD? | BBC Three, 9pm

Drones hit Russia as two dead in Kyiv

RUSSIAN officials have accused Ukraine of launching what appears to be the biggest night-time drone attack on Russian soil since the war began 18 months ago.

Action on 'zombie knives'

VIOLENCE at the Notting Hill Carnival shows the need for police and the courts to be given tougher powers to tackle so-called “zombie knives” and machetes, Rishi Sunak has said.

Great white sharks are 'more than likely' here

PRESENCE OF MARINE LIFE MAKES IT LIKELY SAYS FISHERMAN

City garage's debts are set to remain unpaid

LIQUIDATORS ADMIT FIRM’S CREDITORS WILL BE OUT OF LUCK

Charity's coffee shop to launch in Plympton

ST LUKE’S IS LOOKING FOR STAFF TO START IN AUTUMN

Tributes are paid after death of musician

LEGEND OF BLUES MUSIC SCENE LIVED IN TORPOINT

City couple lose out on week's holiday

A PLYMOUTH couple have lost their entire week-long holiday in Turkey because of this week's air traffic control meltdown.

Council charges for upgrade information are 'not reasonable'

AUTHORITY TRIED TO CHARGE £68 FOR MAP

Departing pub landlord reveals fears for future

HOSPITALITY CHANGES ARE THREAT TO BUSINESSES

Air Travel Delays Could Last For Days

TRAVEL disruption could last for days after flights were cancelled leaving thousands of passengers stranded during a technical fault in the UK's air traffic control (ATC) system.

Argyle undone after Palace's triple switch turns game

PLYMOUTH Argyle saw their hopes of causing a Carabao Cup upset dashed by a stunning second half Crystal Palace comeback which saw the Premier League visitors eventually come out on top 4-2 in a thrilling tie at a packed Home Park.