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'Bad erotica' for Valentine's Day

LITERARY EVENT ON BAD SEX WRITING’

Battle to preserve way of life in villages

NOSS MAYO AND NEWTON FERRERS ARE 'SPECIAL' PLACES

Lack of loos 'is putting people off going outside'

IT'S BECOME A PUBLIC HEALTH ISSUE, SAYS COUNCILLOR

Hundreds join 'Reclaim the Night' city march

GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE IS HIGHLIGHTED IN PROCESSION

More stars for Hoe music festival

MORE artists for the first TK Maxx presents Plymouth Summer Sessions music festival in June on Plymouth Hoe have been confirmed.

HOMEWARE PRODUCTS ARE GIVEN CARIBBEAN FLAVOUR

AN award-winning Plymouth businesswoman is causing a stir in the homeware industry and is bringing a bit of Caribbean colour to the city.

Council reveals plans to reuse soil from pond

RESPONSE ISSUED TO PLEAS OVER EXCAVATED MATERIAL

COLLECTIVE ERRORS

IAN FOSTER ISSUES HIS VERDICT ON ARGYLE DEFEAT AT SUNDERLAND

Argyle suffer Sunderland defeat after second half battering

PLYMOUTH Argyle slipped to their first Championship defeat in four matches under Ian Foster as they saw a one-goal half-time lead turn into a 3-1 defeat by Sunderland at the Stadium of Light.

Services stretch their lead at the top after win

DEVONPORT Services have stretched their lead at the top of the South West One table to six points after beating Lydney 38-18.

Ban on no-fault evictions

HOUSING Secretary Michael Gove has insisted the Government will ban no-fault evictions before the general election later this year.

Labour win could impact Scotland

A LABOUR victory in this year’s general election could have ‘big implications’ for Scotland, the party’s UK campaign co-ordinator has said.

Project will restore peat at moorland reservoir

WORK STARTS ON DEGRADED PEATLAND AT BURRATOR

Customers are upset as city boutique closes

LOSS OF POST OFFICE IN PLYMSTOCK WAS BIG BLOW

Council urged to lessen blow of Traveller camps

PLAYING FIELDS NEED PROTECTION, SAYS INDEPENDENT COUNCILLOR

Veteran is pleased at award of lost medal

BUT STILL RILED BY LACK OF RECOGNITION BY UK

Pilgrims will be ready for Black Cats clash

IAN FOSTER ON SUNDERLAND AWAY AS ARGYLE MAKE LONGEST TRIP

Leicester defeat means it is back-to-back defeats for Albi

WE are on a little bit of an emotional rollercoaster at Plymouth Albion at the moment, having suffered backto-back defeats, something that we haven't had this season so far.

Forshaw has been big help at Argyle - Gyabi

DARKO Gyabi has been happy to be reunited with Adam Forshaw at Plymouth Argyle after the pair both completed moves to the Championship club last month.

Daley set for fifth Olympic games

PLYMOUTH diver Tom Daley is one step closer to competing at fifth Olympic games after he and Noah Williams won silver in the men's 10-metre synchro at the World Aquatics Championships in Doha. It secures Team GB a place in the event at the Paris Olympics this summer with the duo in line to claim the spot.

Theatre Royal celebrates Pride in Plymouth

SPECIAL LITERARY EVENT TO BE HELD AT DRUM TONIGHT

National debt 'is on schedule to fall' says Sunak

RISHI Sunak has insisted debt is “on schedule” to fall, despite a senior Treasury minister having been challenged over the same claim.

Waspi women could be in line for £10k

A BILL has been presented to Parliament aiming to compel the Government to set up a compensation scheme which could result in payouts of £10,000 or more for women who missed out on state pension payments when their retirement age was increased.

Labour defend green U-turn

LABOUR is facing criticism after it ditched its pledge to spend £28 billion a year on green projects, as senior party figures sought to defend the U-turn.

Celebrating city's ocean links

MARINE HERITAGE WILL LIGHT UP CITY CENTRE THIS HALF-TERM

Royal Marines 'upgrade' commando raiding boat

‘THE CURRENT FLEET WERE AGEING WITH LIMITED RANGE’

Hospital Discharge Service set to continue

A SERVICE which has helped hundreds of older people in Plymouth when they return home after long stays in hospital is set to continue.

'Time for justice' for veterans of nuclear testing

SON HITS OUT AS HE'S GIVEN DAD'S POSTHUMOUS MEDAL

Rishi Sunak visits city but avoids some difficult issues

PRIME Minister Rishi Sunak tackled questions on the crisis in the NHS, council funding issues, the region's transport links and the problems facing Plymouth city centre and other South West high streets during a visit to Britain's Ocean City.

Store celebrates as it wins reprieve to stay

A PLYMOUTH furniture store is launching a new department stuffed with bargains after being told it doesn't have to move out of its city centre home for another year.