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Defensive recruits will top Argyle's shopping list

WILSON BECOMES PILGRIMS' THIRD DEFENSIVE DEPARTURE

Matthews on top form in victory for Kings Arms

STEVE CHAPMAN 501 LEAGUE

Investment in sustainability locks in savings

CITY BUSINESS IS POWERED ENTIRELY BY SOLAR POWER

Childminder delight at rating

EDUCATION WATCHDOG SAYS SHE IS 'OUTSTANDING' IN ALL AREAS

New 'competitive socialising' venue to open in city

Plymouth is set to get another socialising' venue in 'competitive the Barcode.

Movie nights by the seaside

TINSIDE'S SUMMER SEASON IS RETURNING

Three dead in knife and van attack

POLICE are keeping an open mind over the motive for a knife and van attack in Nottingham that left three people dead.

Ofsted inquiry launch

MPS are launching an inquiry into Ofsted's school inspections and whether they can be improved.

Jobs lost as delivery firm fails to stay afloat

WORKERS AT LEE MILL DEPOT AMONG THOUSANDS AFFECTED

Condition of housing slammed

WATER POURED THROUGH CEILING FOR NEARLY TWO WEEKS

Restaurant on tour will deliver rude night out

CUSTOM HOUSE IS PLACE TO GO TO BE INSULTED

Olly, 13, praised for efforts to mow Plympton

TEENAGER IS ADDING CLIENTS TO GRASS-CUTTING SERVICE

Military Rehabilitation Triathlon returns

A MILITARY Rehabilitation Triathlon is back for a second year in Plymouth.

Development will provide a 'heart' for north of city

WORK SET TO START ON NEW SHOPPING DISTRICT

New maritime themed hotel says 'ahoy' to first guests

EXPERIENCED ‘CAPTAIN' AND 'CREW' ON BOARD AT FIRST MAJOR BRAND HOTEL TO OPEN IN PLYMOUTH SINCE 2016

Computer said 'no' to paying for shopping centre parking

A nation-wide computer breakdown put parking machines out of action at Plymouth's Drake Circus Shopping Centre, leaving motorists facing a long wait to get out of the mall's car park.

WAITING ON WILSON

THE PILGRIMS ARE REPORTEDLY CONSIDERING A MOVE FOR OUT-OF-CONTRACT FORMER EVERTON DEFENDER MATTHEW PENNINGTON

Salabio facing six-game ban

RUGBY LEAGUE - Wakefield prop Hugo Salabio is facing a six-match ban for his tackle on Richie Myler in the Betfred Super League match against Leeds.

England can do it by the Brook, says Bell

TEN years on from his career-best Ashes summer of 2013, Ian Bell has tipped Harry Brook to prove he can be England’s latest middle-order “matchwinner” against Australia.

Rory happy to venture into unknown

GOLF Rory McIlroy played 81 holes of practice ahead of the Masters and is a member of the club which hosted the US PGA Championship.

King steams ahead

THE King took the opportunity to climb on board the footplate of Flying Scotsman as the Royal Train was pulled into a station by the famous steam locomotive.

Ratings changes 'will not solve the discomfort'

SCRAPPING one-word judgments would not solve the “underlying discomfort” among headteachers if the consequences of the inspection remain the same, Ofsted’s chief inspector has said.

Sunak and Boris at war

RISHI Sunak has dug into the Tory civil war by accusing Boris Johnson of asking him to take action that “wasn’t right” in discussions over the former prime minister’s honours list.

Plea to help ill mum get home

PLYMOUTH WOMAN REMAINS IN HOSPITAL IN GRAN CANARIA

Isla dances her way to £1,200

DANCEATHON IN AID OF DAME HANNAHS

Turnchapel locals are riled by 'stinky sewer'

SOUTH WEST WATER INSISTS PROBLEM LIES ELSEWHERE

Task force to tackle dental care crisis

A TASK force is being set up to tackle Plymouth's growing dental crisis.

Vegan restaurant with retro USA vibe set to open

DINER WILL SERVE 100% PLANT-BASED AMERICAN-THEMED FAST FOOD

Top honour for city's former Lord Mayor

VIVIEN Pengelly, former Lord Mayor of Plymouth, is to be given one of the city's highest honours posthumously as a tribute and mark of respect to her family.

Waterside piano for everyone to play

SALTASH Songs & Shanties Festival has unveiled a colourful new piano on Saltash Waterside. The piano was launched with a short concert by local composer Judy Whitlock, quickly followed by other local pianists keen to try it out.