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Coffee roastery and barista school open Perfect Waves Cafe

FIRM ROASTS AND DISTRIBUTES FAIRTRADE COFFEE

Top chef takes on village pub for the community

CORNISH ARMS OWNER ADDS LAMERTON INN TO STABLE

Bottlenose dolphin pod 'at risk'

ONLY POD IN ENGLAND PUT IN DANGER ON DAILY BASIS

Snow forecast for moorlands

SNOW is expected on Dartmoor, after the Met Office issued a weather warning for the Plymouth area.

Charlie goes through to finals week

CORNWALL chef Charlie Walters has cooked up a storm to qualify for the finals week of MasterChef: The Professionals.

Christmas collections are lined up

A NEWLY repaired and revamped Santa sleigh has been put into action by Roborough Rotary for its Christmas collections in Plymouth.

Wright strike leads to another defeat on the  road for Pilgrims

PLYMOUTH Argyle's struggles to pick up points on their travels in the Championship this season continued with a 1-0 defeat away to Coventry City.

Bull's heroics not enough as Indian lose out to Kings

PLYMOUTH CITY SUPER LEAGUE

Unmasking of a 'monster'

THIS gripping true-crime documentary tells the story of a surgeon' who 'superstar weaved a web of deceit resulting in torturous deaths for his patients.

I'd love to have children. I'd like to be the birth mum I needed

Paralympian Ellie Simmonds tells HANNAH BRITT why she's determined to shine a light on adoption and disability, and why she is hoping to have a family of her own

Talk to help new mums understand pelvic health

PHYSIOTHERAPIST KATE HOPES TO BREAK TABOOS

Grade II listed farm to go under the hammer

'CELEBRITY' AUCTIONEER WILL BE BANGING THE GAVEL

Awards for city florist facing health concerns

LUCY HAS HAD TO COPE WITH RANGE OF ILLNESSES INCLUDING CANCER

Reaching right audience at summit

Tourists come to look at over 150 million flowers at the Dubai Miracle Garden ahead of the COP28 summit

Support your community in the season of giving

OVER 1M EMERGENCY FOOD PARCELS ARE EXPECTED TO BE DISTRIBUTED ACROSS THE UK IN THE NEXT THREE MONTHS. HOW CAN YOU HELP THOSE FACING HARDSHIP? DONATE TO THE UK’S BIGGEST FOOD COLLECTION DRIVE WITH TESCO, FARESHARE AND THE TRUSSELL TRUST

Gas site switches on amid cold snap

BRITAIN’S biggest storage site has started releasing gas into the grid to keep up with the country’s heating needs during this week’s cold snap.

Workers helped out of tunnel

An ambulance waits to carry rescued workers from the road tunnel that collapsed in Silkyara, in the Indian state of Uttarakhand

Grieving mum opens shop in son's memory

FURNITURE RECYCLING HAS BECOME THERAPEUTIC

Hotel switch to become care home almost done

MOORLAND GARDEN HOTEL IS REOPENING UNDER NEW GUISE

Royal London seals deal for Plymouth firm

RESPONSIBLE GROUP NOW PART OF HUGE UK BRAND

Seven-year-old Jack lands conger almost as big as he is

A SCHOOLBOY was left stunned when he caught a conger eel which was nearly the same size as him, in waters just off Plymouth.

EDWARDS' MILESTONE

ARGYLE CAPTAIN THE 70TH PLAYER TO REACH 200 GAMES

Geordie Gibson buzzing to beat old rivals

NEWCASTLE FAN LOVED ARGYLE'S VICTORY AGAINST SUNDERLAND

Double defeat leaves Patriots battling to make the play-offs

PLYMOUTH City Patriots were in action over the weekend and despite coming agonisingly close in both their fixtures, added two more losses to their season’s tally.

Cool Hand Luke ups world title bid

Luke Humphries produced a stunning fightback to beat Michael van Gerwen 11-9 and lift the PDC Players Championship title in Minehead.

Kenny's back on track for Olympics

Five-time gold medal winner Laura Kenny is targeting her fourth Olympics next year after the birth of her second child this summer.

Max: It'll be hard to repeat success

MAX Verstappen admitted he was left feeling emotional after bidding farewell to the Red Bull machine that carried him to the most dominant Formula One season ever seen.

Mutley bar is closed with one final hurrah

ROCK BOTTOM BAR IS UNABLE TO REMAIN OPEN

Khan 'kept in the dark over Covid'

SADIQ Khan has accused the Government of failing to keep him informed about the severity of Covid-19 in early 2020, saying “lives could have been saved” if he had been invited to emergency Cobra meetings.

Plymouth scientists are heading to COP28

MARINE LABORATORY EXPERTS SET FOR DUBAI