CATEGORIES

SCHUEY TO SWANSEA?

ARGYLE BOSS THE BOOKIES FAVOURITE TO REPLACE MARTIN

County chiefs want action from the ECB

DIRECTORS of cricket from the 18 first-class counties have come together to demand a bigger voice in the future running of the sport.

Hobbs seems likely to bring a permanent keeper to Parkway

PLYMOUTH Parkway manager Lee Hobbs says he is likely to sign a permanent goalkeeper this summer after feeling both the benefits and dangers of bringing in loanees.

Glanville and Harkness win but they can't stop Tavistock

IN Division 1, Ivybridge’s James Glanville and Rory Harkness beat Pete Bradley and Luke Wakely to ensure Tavistock A didn’t win all the sets in their 61-33 victory.

'20,000 fighters lost'

RUSSIAN private army Wagner lost more than 20,000 fighters in the drawn-out battle for Bakhmut, according to its chief, Yevgeny Prigozhin.

Inflation fall only slight

SOARING food prices have seen UK inflation ease back far less than expected in April, keeping up the pressure on households and raising the spectre of yet more interest rate rises.

Riot-crash probe being considered

THE police watchdog has announced it will send investigators to assess whether it will carry out an independent probe into a crash in Cardiff which killed two teenagers and sparked a riot.

Anger at increase to car park prices

FEARS OVER IMPACT ON BUSINESSES

City man has key role in Jamboree

DALE ON HIS WAY TO SOUTH KOREA EVENT

Johnny Mercer's rival speaks out

‘PLYMOUTH DESERVES BETTER’ SAYS FRED THOMAS

Plans in place for Sherford's biggest phase yet

OVER 1,000 HOMES SET TO BE ADDED TO NEW TOWN

Heartbreaks as Jayden loses his fight for life

SIX-YEAR-OLD Plymouth schoolboy Jayden Lamerton has tragically died, following his short battle with cancer.

Region's drivers targeted by new police operation

A NEW operation targeting drivers launched by Devon and Cornwall Police saw several arrests made – including for kidnapping and false imprisonment.

BOOST FOR COOPER

KEEPER COULD BE FIT FOR SEASON OPENER

Relief for Robinson ahead of the Ashes

ENGLAND can breathe a sigh of relief after Ollie Robinson's scan on his left ankle showed no damage, but he is unlikely to be risked in next week's one-off Test against Ireland at Lord's.

Watch Elvis under the stars at Saltram

OUTDOOR CINEMA TO SHOW ELVIS MOVIE

Plans for new nightspot in city centre submitted

PREMISES ON OLD TOWN STREET COULD BECOME BAR

Eye care students given insights into optometry

CLINIC STEPS IN AS NHS NOT ABLE TO OFFER PLACEMENTS

Burgh Island's owner reveals reasons for sale

PLAN ALWAYS INVOLVED UPGRADE OF HOTEL BEFORE SEEKING BUYER

Pressure grows on PM over Braverman inquiry

RISHI Sunak faces difficult questions as he mulls whether to order an investigation into Suella Braverman's handling of a speeding offence, a scandal that threatens to deepen rifts in the Tory party.

Tribute to teens who died before riot in Cardiff

TRIBUTES have been paid to two teenagers whose deaths in a road accident sparked a riot.

Cannabis-growing pair jailed after farms found

A PAIR of Albanian cousins have been jailed after they admitted producing tens of thousands of pounds worth of cannabis at two properties in Plymouth. Cousins Fatmir Kurmekaj, aged 34, of High Wycombe and Fatjon Kurmekaj, aged 36, of The Crescent, Plymouth, appeared at Plymouth Crown Court today where they were sentenced for a number of offences, including driving without insurance, while Fatmir did not even have a driving licence.

Tree protesters say 'extremists' claim is an insult

ACTION GROUP BACKS COUNCIL U-TURN

PCs nominated for bravery after 'frenzied' attack

OFFICERS SUFFERED PERMANENT INJURY

Navy given role in Baltic safety

UK MILITARY DIVERS HELP TO LOCATE EXPLOSIVE HAZARDS

25% of all city's MOTS are failed

DVLA DATA SHOWS PLYMOUTH IS 4TH ON THE UK FAILURES LIST

Man 'kicked my beloved beagle puppy in the face'

HEARTBROKEN OWNER SAYS SHE IS 'SHOCKED' BY ATTACK

Climbing high to assist charity

STAFF from a Plymouth firm of solicitors scaled the highest mountain in the UK to raise money in memory of a colleague who died after a battle with cancer.

Jesters attacker jailed for four years

A MAN has been jailed for four years and banned from setting foot in Union Street nightspot Jesters for another five years after attacking two doormen with a knife.

TOO CLOSE TO CALL

WHITTS COULD HAVE BEEN BEST IN LEAGUE