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IMPORTANT PRE-SEASON

PLYMOUTH Argyle had an eye to the future when they brought in four talented young players on permanent deals in the first nine days of the January transfer window.

Cornwood taste defeat for first time

CORNWOOD lost for the first time this season when North Devon defeated them by 51 runs in the Sandhills at Instow.

Students are warned about spiking risk

CITY COLLEGE MODULE EXTENDS TO DEAL WITH OTHER DANGERS

Sturgeon: I have done nothing wrong

SCOTLAND’S former first minister Nicola Sturgeon said “I’ve done nothing wrong” as she returned home for the first time following her arrest last Sunday.

Gove will abstain from vote

CABINET minister Michael Gove has said he will abstain from voting on the report which found Boris Johnson lied to MPs over Partygate because he disagrees with its conclusion.

Prince praised for commitment to social housing project

A HOMELESSNESS charity boss has praised the Prince of Wales’ commitment to build social housing on the Duchy of Cornwall’s land.

Small boat crossings hit 10k this year

MORE than 10,000 people have been detected crossing the English Channel in small boats so far this year, after a jump in arrivals in recent days, figures show.

Moves to lessen mortgage increase pain 'risky territory'

PROTECTING people with mortgages from the pain of interest rate increases would be “risky territory” for the Government, the former deputy governor of the Bank of England has said.

Proud to compete for UK at Invictus Games

FIVE TEAM MEMBERS FROM CITY TELL THEIR INCREDIBLE STORIES

City is hoping to make impact in competition

WATERFRONT ATTRACTIONS ARE SET TO IMPRESS VISITORS

Tories seek update on pothole repair progress

COUNCIL HAS USE OF HI-TECH MACHINE

Debenhams site plan is approved

APARTMENTS WILL REPLACE FORMER DEPARTMENT STORE

Fears for future of nurseries sector

EARLY-YEARS EDUCATION IS AILING DUE TO COSTS CRISIS

City cop is honoured by royal decree

KING'S POLICING MEDAL FOR SAM

Subways are set to be transformed

THREE of Plymouth’s busiest subways will be transformed with new murals that will showcase the city’s artistic talent.

"I'M GOING NOWHERE!"

SCHUEY COMMITTED TO ARGYLE AFTER TURNING DOWN SWANS

Mayflower Street reopens after revamp

PLYMOUTH city centre's Mayflower Street has reopened to traffic after the completion of an eight-month improvement scheme.

Aaron set on increasing our access to arts

HE WILL HEADLINE NEXT MEETING OF POETRY@THEPPL

Lindsey honoured for her real ideas

SERVICES TO SOCIAL ENTERPRISE

George receives BEM for services to amateur boxing

COACH CRITICAL IN THE SUCCESS OF NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

Champion of wheelchair rugby honoured with MBE

A MAN whose leadership has led to the significant growth of wheelchair rugby in the UK has been honoured with the MBE.

Couple who have cared for over 70 children

TWO inspirational foster carers in Plymouth have been awarded with MBES in the 2023 King's Birthday Honours list.

Labour romps to victory in city by-election

CLLR PAUL MCNAMARA WINS EFFORD ANDA LIPSON COUNCIL SEAT

Armada Way revamp 'is risking pollution'

DELAYED WORK 'THREATENS TO POLLUTE THE SOUND'

Fergal walks the coast path with his didgeridoo

NAVY VETERAN WALKS 600 MILES ON HIS COASTAL TREKS

LET'S PLAY HEARTS!

SCOTTISH SIDE WILL FACE ARGYLE IN SPAIN

Ashes record key to Broad selection

ENGLAND captain Ben Stokes pointed to Stuart Broad’s “incredible” record against Australia as the chief reason the veteran seamer got the nod over Mark Wood for the first Ashes Test

Championship clubs continue to spend more than they earn

REPORT HIGHLIGHTS BOOM OR BUST MENTALITY IN SECOND TIER

May wants to see more fight from his misfiring Gladiators

PLYMOUTH Gladiators manager Garry May has called for his riders to show more fight as they bid to end a six-match losing streak at Scunthorpe Scorpions in speedway’s Championship tonight

City offers welcome to first female Archdeacon

PLYMOUTH has its first female Archdeacon