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Mystery of new sign for square without a name

A SIGN has appeared offering a new name to a city square which was controversially stripped of its former name due to links with slavery – though mystery surrounds who has erected it or whether it could be a fake.

WAINE GETS THE CALL

ARGYLE STRIKER BEN WAINE GETS NEW ZEALAND CALL-UP

Championship means more miles for Pilgrims

PLYMOUTH Argyle fans who attend all 23 of their team's away Championship matches next season will make journeys totalling close to 12,000 miles

Brilliant Halford helps Bandits to win over Duchy B

DALE Halford top scored with 13 ton-plusses for Bluebird Bandits in their 10-1 Plymouth City Super League win at Duchy B

Village remembers two popular local residents

TWO memorial seats have been unveiled to commemorate two popular residents of a Cornish village just outside Plymouth

No date for opening of Home Bargains store

BUDGET STORE DUE TO OPEN IN OLD BUYOLOGY UNIT

Figures show 10% of overflows tested

RAW SEWAGE NOT MONITORED IN THOUSANDS OF CASES

Floods as dam bursts

THE wall of a major dam in a part of southern Ukraine that Russia controls has collapsed - triggering floods, endangering Europe's largest nuclear power plant and threatening drinking water supplies as both sides in the war rushed to evacuate residents and blamed each other

'Don't delete messages'

MINISTERS could face criminal sanctions for deleting their WhatsApp messages, the Information Commissioner has warned

Man appears in court accused of mother's murder

A 32-year-old man has appeared at court where he was formally charged with the murder of his mother at her Mainstone home

Anglers land cash for fishery projects

INCOME from fishing rod licences has been invested back into a number of angling-related projects in Plymouth, Devon and Cornwall

Grow your skills at city's very first festival of plants

GREEN-FINGERED Plymothians are set to go potty when the city's first plant festival attracts gardeners and green businesses this weekend

Travellers evicted from fields set up at new site

TRAVELLERS who left a Plymstock playing field on Sunday night are thought to have reappeared just a mile away at Tothill Park

Civic Centre added to 'at risk' buildings list

PHOENIX TAVERN AND TIDAL POOL ALSO TARGETED BY MP

People having to 'heat or eat' as cost of living bites

COUNCIL TO STUDY EFFECTS OF CRISIS

Larry Speare reflects on his life - aged 90

LEGENDARY Plymouth businessman Larry Speare is celebrating his 90th birthday – but many may not know he started his life in poverty and in the shadow of the Second World War

Richards' century keeps Cornwood second

OPENER SCORES HIS FIRST TON IN THRASHING OF YELVERTON

Morley ready to debut again as Gladiators get back to it

PLYMOUTH Gladiators make a return to action at the Coliseum tonight after a three week break looking to get their Championship challenge back on track.

Airport passengers stranded overnight

EXETER FLIGHT WAS 'TOO HEAVY'

Church ex-chair speaks out after sexism row

ROW CENTRED OVER ADVERT FOR A MALE-ONLY PRIEST

New boss named for city social housing provider

PLYMOUTH COMMUNITY HOMES UNVEILS ITS NEW CHIEF EXECUTIVE

Creating beautiful things from washed-up waste

ETHICAL SHOP HAS OPENED ON TORPOINT FORE STREET

Wartime history is revealed

PACKED EVENT HEARS HOW SALTASH COPED WITH STRIFE

Forecasters warn of storms later this week

PLYMOUTH IS SET TO SEE HOT WEATHER PERSIST

Tributes are paid to former council leader

TRIBUTES have flooded in for former Conservative city council leader and long-serving councillor Vivien Pengelly, who has died after a long illness.

Rural traditions on display

120,000 VISITORS EXPECTED AT ROYAL CORNWALL SHOW

Pollution warning to swimmers off Hoe

THE Cornwall based charity Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) have issued alerts for two locations in Plymouth.

Siddiqui hits first century for city

PREMIER DIVISION CORNWOOD consolidated their place at the top of the Tolchards DCL Premier Division with a sixwicket win over Sidmouth on the Fortfield.

Two dates to add to your diary before I sign off for summer

WELCOME June and welcome to this perfect weather we have been experiencing!

Golfers rise to challenge of Nicklaus course

GREY skies and a non-to cool breeze kept the players alert during the home match with Tavistock, as well as playing on the Nicklaus course.