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Downturn in passengers using bus concessions

THERE has been a large drop-off in the number of people taking advantage of concessionary bus travel since the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a new report.

£19m new city shopping centre is taking shape

INCLUDES M&S FOODHALL AND ALDI

Leader says city 'short-changed'

COUNCIL STILL HAS CHALLENGES DESPITE GOVERNMENT PLEDGE

Plea to veto parking meters

TAVISTOCK RESIDENTS ARE URGED TO SNUB COUNTY COUNCIL PLANS

Dame Kelly is making most of time in Plymouth

OLYMPIC gold medal winner, mental health champion and panto star Dame Kelly Holmes has revealed how she is loving her stint in Plymouth – and is looking forward to meeting people in the city this week.

SCHUEY HAS STOKE TALKS

PILGRIMS BOSS IS ODDS ON FAVOURITE FOR POTTERS' POST

May hopes new look Gladiators can roar

PLYMOUTH Gladiators boss Garry May is hopeful that a different approach to team building in 2024 will bring success to the Coliseum.

Whittaker's late winning goal his most crucial yet

MORGAN Whittaker has described his ninth goal of the season which clinched a last-gasp 3-2 Championship win for Plymouth Argyle against Rotherham United at Home Park on Saturday as his most important one yet.

Keeper Earps set to be handed SPOTY award

MARY Earps is the odds-on favourite to be voted the BBC's Sports Personality of the Year for 2023 tonight.

Si and Dave serve up a festive feast

It's been an incredibly emotional year for Si King and Dave Myers, after Dave's devastating cancer diagnosis.

Landmarks support Childline campaign

TOWER AND TRP ARE GOING GREEN ON DECEMBER 22

No hints of interest rates cuts

THE Bank of England needs to see clearer evidence that wage growth in the UK is slowing before it can think about cutting interest rates, a Bank policy maker has suggested.

Ministers 'out of touch'

GOVERNMENT ministers have been described as \"completely out of touch\" with the reality of families who face \"severe hardship\" over Christmas.

New West End health facility is step closer

PLANS ARE SUBMITTED FOR APPROVAL BY CITY COUNCIL

Plymstock School students take centre stage

THE sparkle and spirit of Christmas was brought to the people of Plymstock during four performances of Elf Jnr by a cast of young actors.

Brewing firm aims to attract new investors

CHANCE TO PLAY PART IN RESTORING OCTAGON SITE

Patriots spread festive cheer in children's ward

PLAYERS HANDED OUT PRESENTS TO PATIENTS

WIN COMES AT A COST

ARGYLE'S HARDIE AND BUNDU BOTH END UP IN HOSPITAL

Whittaker the hero as Argyle strike late yet again to win

SCHUEYS PILGRIMS OVERCOME INJURY ADVERSITY WITH A STOPPAGE TIME WINNER AGAINST MILLERS

Superb Parkway stun leaders with emphatic victory

PLYMOUTH Parkway turned on the style as they thrashed leaders Chesham United 4-0 in the Southern League Premier Division.

Services go top after big win at St Austell

THINGS GET TIGHT AT THE TOP AS SERVICES SURGE PAST TOP TWO

Council's appeal to limit festive waste

QUEST TO SAFEGUARD CITY'S ENVIRONMENT

Ellie celebrates Strictly success

ELLIE Leach has said that Strictly Come Dancing was a \"lifechanging opportunity\", following her triumph alongside professional dance partner Vito Coppola.

Alex is back home in UK

ALEX Batty was spending his first night back in the UK in the more than six years, since he disappeared on holiday in Spain with his mother and grandfather.

Social media restrictions are not denied

DEPUTY Prime Minister Oliver Dowden yesterday did not deny reports that the UK Government is considering restricting the use of social media by under-16s.

Immigration warning

RISHI Sunak was \"absolutely right\" to warn that illegal migration could \"overwhelm\" European states, the Deputy Prime Minister said yesterday.

Mone's admission over PPE firm controversy

BARONESS Michelle Mone has admitted she did not tell the truth about her links to a PPE firm, Medpro, but she insisted yesterday that she and her husband have \"no case to answer\".

Labour seeking reform

A LABOUR government would be unable to just turn on the spending taps to help the NHS and investment must be linked to reform, according to the shadow health secretary.

Santa Fun Run set to boost charities

THOUSANDS of pounds look set to have been raised for local charities after hundreds of Santas filled Plymouth's waterfront for the Santa Fun Run.

Brewery plans given go-ahead

PLANS to bring Plymouth's famous Octagon Brewery back to life have been given the go-ahead. Bosses at Bulletproof Brewing, on Mutley Plain, have been given permission to turn a deserted Millbay building into their new brewery - with a bar, beer garden and kitchen.