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City businessman has date with King Charles

AWARD FOR ENTERPRISE IS HONOUR FOR SIR FIX-A-LOCK

Renovation work set to improve Tinside Lido

SCAFFOLDING has gone up around Plymouth’s Tinside Lido, as a regeneration project begins.

Mary still pioneering fitness at age of 90

A PLYMOUTH woman is still teaching keep-fit classes – at the age of 90.

Fish auction firm is set to close

PLYMOUTH’S long-standing fish auctioneer is to cease trading this month, after 29 years.

'PURE 100% EFFORT'

MICHAEL COOPER WANTS PLYMOUTH ARGYLE TO EMBRACE CHALLENGE OF MASSIVE GAME

Hill and Shepherd added to Twenty20 squad

DEVON have added Fin Hill and Max Shepherd to their Twenty20 squad for the Bank Holiday weekend double-header against Wiltshire and Dorset, writes Conrad Sutcliffe.

New-look Cornwood set their sights on the title

CRICKET SEASON STARTS WITH ONE CLUB IN PARTICULAR AIMING HIGH

Gladiators offer Argyle fans free admission

PLYMOUTH Gladiators are hoping to share in any potential success for Plymouth Argyle this afternoon - by offering free admission to Home Park season ticket holders for tonight's BSN Series clash with Oxford Cheetahs at the Coliseum (7pm).

Sunak acknowledges 'disappointing' results

RISHI Sunak has acknowledged a \"disappointing\" series of local election results after the Conservatives suffered defeats across the country.

Egg collecting 'addict' avoids jail over hoard

A SELF-DESCRIBED egg collecting addict has been handed a suspended jail-term for illegally amassing a collection of almost 3,000 wild birds' eggs.

Revamped restaurant is a 'dream come true'

THE owner of a revamped Plymouth food outlet says his lifelong dream has come true after it celebrated a busy first day's trade.

Plaque honour for museum founder

PROJECT'S DRIVING FORCE IS REMEMBERED

Slimmers' old clothes a perfect fit for fundraiser

CITY SLIMMERS DONATE MORE THAN 2,150 BAGS

Britain's first black ballet dancer's MBE

BRITAIN'S first black professional ballerina has said it is \"difficult\" for young black people to pursue careers in the arts, despite \"improving\" attitudes towards discrimination in the industry.

Labour hails 'fantastic' city result - and calls for a general election

PLYMOUTH'S Labour politicians have hailed a \"fantastic\" result for the party after it tightened its grip on the city council - and said it is time for a general election. Labour won 15 of the 19 seats available in the local election, with nine of those new victories.

Black cats aren't feeling so lucky

FOREVER HOMES NEEDED FOR KITTIES

Tories 'Polling Lower Than Under Liz Truss'

THE Conservatives are currently polling lower than under Liz Truss, the latest data from YouGov has revealed.

READY FOR ANYTHING

DEWSNIP HAS PLANS FOR ALL SCENARIOS AGAINST HULL

Whittaker looking to create a bit of history

IT has been 30 years since a Plymouth Argyle player last scored 20 league goals in a season and Morgan Whittaker has one last chance to achieve that milestone moment.

Midfielders are fit and ready for Argyle's huge game

HOUGHTON AND FORSHAW ARE IN CONTENTION TO FACE HULL CITY

Russell impressed by calibre of applicants for Parkway vacancy

PLYMOUTH Parkway chairman Mark Russell has been impressed with the standard of applicants that are applying for the managerial vacancy at Bolitho Park.

Plymouth divers pick up medals on their travels

THE end of April proved to be busy with competitions for three Plymouth divers.

Strict response warning over students' protests

PROTESTERS must be met with an \"extremely strict response\" if they attempt to replicate violent pro-Palestinian demonstrations at United States university campuses, according to Penny Mordaunt.

Teen 'didn't hear warnings' - neighbour

A NEIGHBOUR who witnessed an alleged sword attack on a 14-year-old boy in east London has said she tried to warn the teenager but he could not hear her because he was wearing headphones.

Funds sought to help Romanians

CITY CHARITY IS HOLDING SPRING SALE

Ace news for tennis fans as courts reopen

GOVERNMENT AND LTA FUNDS CONTRIBUTE TO RENOVATION

Ollie to be canine star of show

THE world premiere stage production of The Artist is to take place in Plymouth - and its canine star Uggie has arrived in the city.

Arthur's quest to keep pool at school

A RARE CONDITION MEANS HE CAN'T SPEAK, BUT 8-YEAR-OLD'S MESSAGE IS LOUD AND CLEAR...

Parents and pupils work together on phone safety

PARENTS and children at a Plymouth primary school have been encouraged to work together to create a plan to allow youngsters to use mobile phones safely.

Blinken tells Israel time right for Gaza ceasefire

UNITED States Secretary of State Antony Blinken was meeting Israeli leaders in his push for a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, saying “the time is now” for an agreement that would free hostages and bring a suspension in the nearly seven months of war in Gaza.