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Superyachts are welcome in city

PLYMOUTH TARGETS LUXURY VESSELS

Profit boost for sensors firm

ROBOT TECHNOLOGY DRIVES PROGRESS FOR SOUTHWAY OUTFIT

Residents still await news of closures

THREE HOMES UNDER THREAT

Huge cruise ship visits Sound

THE gigantic Crystal Serenity cruise ship has sailed into Plymouth Sound and is dwarfing other vessels.

Nursery is given low rating by watchdog

OFSTED SAYS CITY FACILITY IS DEEMED TO BE 'INADEQUATE'

Residents make most of community garden

SITE HAS BEEN TRANSFORMED

Sally backs Keely to be 800m queen

ATHLETICS Keely Hodgkinson must take her chance to become a world beater, according to Sally Gunnell.

Gus out to make up for lost time

GUS Atkinson endured multiple false starts to his career, but battling back on each occasion has given him extra satisfaction in the wake of his World Cup selection.

Referee was right to book Hardie for simulation

DAVID Webb was correct to issue Plymouth Argyle striker Ryan Hardie with a yellow card for ‘simulation’ during the Championship game against Southampton, according to former Premier League referee Chris Foy.

City salon owner's aid for cancer patients

MEL'S MISSION IS QUEST TO RESTORE BODY CONFIDENCE

Presenter tells inquiry of abuse

BROADCASTER Nicky Campbell has told an inquiry of sexual abuse he endured at Edinburgh Academy as he compared a teacher to Jimmy Savile.

NHS bosses 'should be accountable'

NHS managers should be held accountable for failings, according to doctors who repeatedly sounded the alarm about killer nurse Lucy Letby.

Battle to save cable car group

AT least two children had been rescued last night from a cable car dangling hundreds of feet above the ground in a remote part of Pakistan.

Call for drive to hire ambulance workers

GROWING numbers of staff leaving ambulance trusts could lead to a repeat of patients waiting in pain as pressure hits a “broken” health system this winter, the Liberal Democrats have warned.

'Perma-backlog' fear on migration

GOVERNMENT plans to tackle unauthorised migration risk creating a \"permabacklog\" with thousands of asylum seekers stuck in limbo and in need of accommodation, a think tank has warned.

Dorries 'should just go, says Labour leader

NADINE Dorries “should just go”, Sir Keir Starmer has said.

Keir's deal for students

LABOUR leader Sir Keir Starmer insisted he would put in place a \"fairer\" deal for students after saying his dream of attending university would be stopped \"cold in its tracks\" today due to the cost.

Funds are raised for research

RESIDENTS of two streets in Plymouth have raised almost £700 through a series of social events, with a cheque recently presented to the Brain Tumour Centre of Excellence at the University of Plymouth from the proceeds.

Student was found dead by her mother

TEENAGER FROM BRISTOL DIED IN UNIVERSITY ROOM

'We can't wait two years for new facility'

FAMILIES SAY OUTDATED CENTRES NEED REPLACING MORE QUICKLY

Shoppers accused of misuse of car park

BUSINESS OWNERS FORCED TO APPEAL TO LOCALS

Council hails success of Fit and Fed project

CHILDREN HAVE BEEN HELPED DURING SUMMER HOLIDAY

Family are distraught after theft of tree

AN olive tree grown in memory of a Plymouth DJ whose life was cut short earlier this year has been stolen from outside his heartbroken niece’s restaurant.

Happy Mondays star is glad to help Gladiators

HAPPY Mondays star and motorbike lover Mark ‘Bez’ Berry has become Plymouth Speedway’s newest celebrity fan.

Little Archie, 3, is diagnosed with tumour in spine

FUNDS ARE RAISED TO HELP HIS FAMILY COPE WITH UNEXPECTED PREDICAMENT

Gun lobby 'hijacking consultation' on laws

A UK gun control group has warned that pro-gun organisations are using their large memberships to 'hijack' attempts to reform gun laws, after the Plymouth shootings.

NOTHING TO FEAR!

SCHUEY DELIGHTED WITH HOW PILGRIMS HAVE ADAPTED

Kesler-Hayden displays no surprise to Schuey

THE way Kaine Kesler-Hayden has slotted so effectively into Plymouth Argyle's team at the start of their 2023/24 Championship campaign is no surprise to Steven Schumacher.

Dartmoor 'still being trashed by visitors'

PEOPLE are still trashing Dartmoor, which has justified the decision of the National Park to introduce marshals to the Moor.

Letby must spend whole life in jail

LUCY Letby will spend the rest of her life in jail for the \"evil\" murders and attempted murders of babies at the hospital where she worked.