CATEGORIES

Argyle masterpiece is Pollard's latest artwork

ARGYLE OWNER COMMISSIONED SPECIAL PAINTING

BUNDU IS BACK!

BUT HARDIE WILL MISS SUNDERLAND CLASH

Henderson hopes Tavi benefit from further loan agreements

TAVISTOCK head to Evesham United tomorrow in Southern League Division One South, but they will be missing the talents of Joe O’Connor and Mitch Beardmore, who have been recalled by parent club Exeter City.

Natural leader Houghton revels in captaincy role

NOT only has Jordan Houghton established himself as a Championship player this season he has recently had the chance to captain Plymouth Argyle too.

Hobbs is glad to be back at Bolitho

THE weather breaks are certainly frustrating for Plymouth Parkway manager Lee Hobbs right now, but with no rain forecast before tomorrow, he and his players will very much be looking forward to getting back to action at home to Bracknell Town in the Southern League Premier Division.

Shock as far-right set to win in Netherlands vote

ANTI-ISLAM populist Geert Wilders has won a huge victory in the Dutch elections, according to a near complete count of the vote, in a stunning lurch to the far-right for a nation once famed as a beacon of tolerance. The result will send shockwaves throughout Europe, where far-right ideology is on the rise, and puts Mr Wilders in line to lead talks to form the next governing coalition and possibly become the first far-right prime minister of the Netherlands.

Sunak urged to 'act now' as net migration hits 745,000

RISHI Sunak is facing calls from Tory MPs to “act now” to bring down net migration, as new figures showed it hit a new record of 745,000.

Businesses broadly welcome tax policies

THE region’s business community have broadly welcomed Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Statement, with several key demands met by Government.

Mr Kriss on way to the Barbican

ILLUMINATED SUPER SANTA SCULPTURE

Bikers' thanks at no parking U-turn

NEW SIGNS SHOW BARBICAN EXEMPTION

Owner bites back as dog caught in tail of injustice

ROYAL MAIL SAYS SORRY TO CITY RESIDENT

Council stands firm in support of campaign plan

VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS IS NOT TOLERATED

City school hails Ofsted feat

TOR BRIDGE PRIMARY'S 'OUTSTANDING' PRAISE

FUTURE PLANNING

PILGRIMS INVEST OVER £6M ON CLUB'S INFRASTRUCTURE

Divers again show their class at prestigious London event

PLYMOUTH Diving left an indelible mark at the London Legacy Open. The prestigious event, held at the iconic London Aquatics Centre, served as a stage for divers both nationally and internationally.

Patriots seek a new chair with venue plans still unresolved

PLYMOUTH City Patriots are on the look-out for a new club chairman after Carl Heslop announced that he is stepping down from the role next month.

Rain break fails to halt Matcham & Gale to win

ONE pair glad to have a very heavy downpour in their match, which was enough to stop play, was Steve Matcham and Dave Gale.

Katie-Marie fighting back against cancer

FORMER DANCER NOMINATED FOR SHINING STAR AWARD

Whitty 'was not told about Eat Out to Help Out scheme'

THE country’s top scientists were never told about the Eat Out to Help Out scheme, despite Boris Johnson, Prime Minister at the time, and Rishi Sunak, the Chancellor in 2020, saying they were consulted, the UK Covid-19 Inquiry has been told.

Mum 'in a nightmare' after teens' death crash

THE mother of one of the four teenagers killed in a car crash has described how she is living in a nightmare that she cannot wake up from.

Hunt eases tax burden with eye on Tory election hopes

MILLIONS of workers will benefit from a 2p cut in national insurance as Jeremy Hunt began to ease the tax burden ahead of the general election.

Tidal pool due to be repaired

REPAIRS are due to be carried out to one of Plymouth’s tidal pools early next year.

Business leader dismayed by city

PLYMOUTH’S decision to pull out of a devolution deal for Devon has been described as “profoundly disappointing” by one of the county’s leading business figures.

Bourne's ballet as sharp as ever

THERE is nothing more likely to cut through the winter gloom than a Matthew Bourne ballet – and his magical, mesmerising reworking of Edward Scissorhands has to be some of his sharpest work yet.

Revised Armada Way plans are welcomed

BUSINESSES in Plymouth city centre have come out in support of the new plan to redevelop Armada Way, saying the revised £12.7 million upgrade will transform the area.

Families suffer as city's homeless crisis grows

THEY want to help, but often just can’t. Frontline workers have revealed how they face tears and frustration every day as Plymouth’s homelessness crisis grows.

Civic Centre revamp firm 'on verge of collapse'

SQUIBB GROUP 'AT RISK'

Tractors ride out on a mission for Christmas

A CONVOY of festive tractors is set to bring bundles of Christmas cheer to local children.

Hunt Set To Unveil Tax Cuts As 'Inflation Turns A Corner'

CHANCELLOR Jeremy Hunt is set to unveil tax cuts, measures to boost business investment and a tougher approach to welfare in his Autumn Statement today.

Heartbreak as missing teens found in car crash

POLICE searching for four teenagers who have been missing after going camping have found their bodies inside a crashed car.