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Inflation dips due to lower fuel prices

UK inflation slowed last month on the back of lower petrol prices but remained in double figures as household budgets continue to come under pressure

Bus boosts campaign against breast cancer

A NEW breast screening awareness bus has hit the road in Plymouth as part of a campaign to encourage more people to attend appointments

Nurse 'privileged" to run marathon

RAF VETERAN RUNNING TO SUPPORT RBL

Music legend is on way to city

FAT TONY ROLLS INTO TOWN IN SEPTEMBER

Liquidators seek to claw back money from couple

COLLAPSE OF CITY-BASED TV NETWORK LEFT DEBTS OF £2M

Thieves spoil family trips to enjoy the moor

CAR WINDOWS SMASHED AND BELONGINGS ARE STOLEN

Tributes to a 'true friend of Plymouth'

TRIBUTES have been paid to former Plymouth Lord Mayor Brian Vincent, who has died at the age of 73.

Bikers invited to 'ride out' for Paul

MOTORCYCLISTS are being invited to ride out and make a Plymouth man’s final journey something special.

Argyle take a huge step to promotion with a late winner at Shrewsbury

SUBSTITUTE Callum Wright was the hero for Plymouth Argyle as he scored a last-gasp goal deep into seven minutes of added time to secure a come-from-behind 2-1 win away to Shrewsbury Town.

St Levans win thanks to Pearce brothers

THE Pearce brothers were in top form for St Levans, who edged Victory Hammers 6-5 in their visit to Honicknowle in the Steve Chapman 501 League

City chef to open eaterie in new 'food quarter'

PLATES SET TO OPEN ON NORTH HILL AT END OF APRIL

Metal workshop battles the 'throwaway world'

BRINGING CREATIVE FLAIR TO BESPOKE METAL WORK

Amazing creations piece of cake for Suzanne

HOME-BASED BUSINESS IS ENTICING CUSTOMERS WITH BESPOKE CAKES

Wedding to savour in a changing world

I WENT to a family wedding last week, a happy occasion which has been months (almost years) in the planning

Family of Beth 'fear for others' after death

THE family of a former Plymouth schoolgirl who took her own life while in a secure mental health unit have spoken for the first time – and say they are scared for the patients still there

Frigate decommissioned following 30-year career

SHIP WAS BASED IN PLYMOUTH FOR LARGE PART OF ITS SERVICE

Caravan at resort is causing controversy

LOCALS GRUMBLE OVER USE OF RIVERSIDE PARKING AREA

Students 'expelled' in emails sent by hackers

CYBER ATTACK SEES PUPILS SENT EXPULSION MESSAGE

Passengers from cruise ship spent £200k in city

MORE CRUISE SHIPS EXPECTED TO VISIT

Stunning leap by city diver

A DARING diver from Plymouth has completed a series of audacious dives from a penthouse apartment at Royal William Yard

BOY, 5, UNABLE TO GET VITAL OP

Boy's future is 'fading away' as vital surgery is not scheduled

Market day on the Barbican

JO CLARKE LOOKS AT AN EXHIBITION SHOWCASING PAINTINGS OF PLYMOUTH

TV presenter reveals special place in Cornwall

FERN BRITTON HAS RELISHED LIFE IN WESTCOUNTRY

Emergency lanes 'will not return'

REINSTATING hard shoulders on existing smart motorways would be \"too disruptive\" and cost a \"significant\" amount, Downing Street has said.

Schumacher wants his Pilgrims to focus on themselves

MANAGER SAYS PILGRIMS MUST NOT WORRY ABOUT PROMOTION RIVALS

Hobbs questions Southern League's refusal to help clubs

PLYMOUTH Parkway manager Lee Hobbs has voiced his disgust at the Southern League's refusal to extend the season with his club one of six that still have three games left in which to complete their season

Man denies raping sex worker at city hotel

A MAN accused of raping and robbing a sex worker in a Plymouth city centre hotel has taken to the witness box to give evidence in his defence

Life at sea is hard graft for Plymouth skipper

ACCORDING to experienced long-term skipper, Steven Walker: \"Going to sea is a hard life, there are no ifs and buts

Nathan's weight loss proves a right result

PLYMSTOCK MAN SCORES ON FOOTBALL-BASED PROGRAMME

Plymouth firm expands into European market

PURCHASE OF GERMAN BRAND MAKES SHIFT A MAJOR PLAYER