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Proposal to move trees is cause for concern

ARMADA WAY SAGA IS STILL CREATING CONTROVERSY

Musical royalty to play Hoe in first Summer Sessions

SEE STING, MADNESS, BRYAN AND BLONDIE

Aid reaches front-line village

GIFTS FROM PLYMOUTH ARE TAKEN TO UKRAINE

ONE OF THE BEST

SCHUMACHER CALLS MORGAN WHITTAKER ONE OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP'S BEST PLAYERS

Argyle take impressive Sunderland scalp

MORGAN Whittaker and Finn Azaz came up with superb first half goals as Plymouth Argyle clinched a fifth home Championship win of the season by beating Sunderland 2-0.

Parkway hold on against nine man Bracknell Town

PLAYING their first home game for five weeks, Parkway entertained eighth-placed Bracknell Town with Parkway looking to extend their unbeaten run in all competitions to three games.

Tom Mitch named player of the year

PLYMSTOCK all-rounder Tom Mitch was named the competition's young player of the year at the Tolchards Devon Cricket League annual meeting and awards night.

Secure future for wetland walkway

BRIDGE SPANNING BREACH IN FLOOD DEFENCES IN TAMAR VALLEY TAKEN OVER AS COMMUNITY ASSET

Tributes to 'larger than life' Venables

TRIBUTES have been paid to football legend Terry Venables, who has died at the age of 80.

Hostage releases resume

HAMAS militants yesterday freed 17 more hostages, including 14 Israelis and three foreign nationals, in a third set of releases under a ceasefire deal.

No split on Rwanda plan, says minister

A CABINET minister has played down any suggestions of a split between Rishi Sunak and James Cleverly over the Rwanda asylum plan, after the Home Secretary said it was not the \"be all and end all\":

Keeping marbles like 'cutting Mona Lisa in half'

THE Greek prime minister has compared the British Museum's possession of the Elgin Marbles to the Mona Lisa painting being cut in half.

Run event names charity partner

JEREMIAH'S JOURNEY 'HONOURED' TO BE PICKED

Soundtrack of a generation is now a musical

AND IT'S COMING TO THE STAGE AT THEATRE ROYAL

Saltram is lighting up for season's festivities

PLENTY OF FUN FOR KIDS AT NATIONAL TRUST PROPERTY

Former councillor is honorary alderwoman

A former Plymouth city councillor has been awarded the title of honorary alderwoman for her unstinting service over 17 years.

Man jailed following knifepoint robbery

SUSPENDED SENTENCE IS ACTIVATED BY JUDGE

The Range boss plans more Wilko reopenings

DAWSON SETS SIGHTS ON NEARLY 300 STORES

Angela comes home to open university's new showpiece

ANGELA Rippon has praised the £33 million redevelopment of Plymouth's \"tatty\" railway station tower block, and has stressed how proud she is of her home city.

Donation key ingredient for cookery lessons

PLYMOUTH primary school pupils are set to learn how to cook nutritious and healthy meals thanks to a huge donation from the Co-op's community fundraising scheme.

IMPRESSIVE DISPLAY

SCHUMACHER LIKES WHAT HE SAW FROM HIS GOALKEEPER

Time to regroup and refocus after losing grip on top spot

LAST Saturday was a slight comedown from the weekend before as we lost on the road to Richmond after taking the top spot for the first time in over seven years.

Mindful Mowbray aware that Argyle score goals

SUNDERLAND boss Tony Mowbray has been impressed by Plymouth Argyle as he has done his homework on them ahead of his side’s Championship visit to Home Park this afternoon.

Ladies dress to impress for new captain Drive In

THE Annual General Meeting of St Mellion Ladies saw the outgoing captain, Roxy Smith, hand over the reins to new captain Sam Peach.

Author launches latest book full of scary stories

PLYMOUTH author Johnny Mains’ latest collection of scary stories has been launched in Devon - even though it is a book about his native Scotland.

Comedy shows will aid Ukraine

CITY BUSINESSMAN SETS UP FUNDRAISERS

Stand against violence says simply 'Enough'

PLYMOUTH women’s charity Trevi is today launching a city-wide campaign for 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, calling for an end to violence against women and girls

Plans move forward for city's £25m health hub

HOW PLYMOUTH'S COMMUNITY DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE WILL LOOK

People divided on renaming of square

COUNCIL PUTS FORWARD A PROPOSAL FOR SIR JOHN HAWKINS SQUARE

City braced for the first cold snap of winter today

PLYMOUTH is set for its first cold snap of the winter this weekend, with sub-zero temperatures forecast.