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Finishing touches for Christmas attraction

COTEHELE'S GARLAND SET TO THRILL VISITORS ONCE AGAIN

Hair today, gone tomorrow: Helen gives up her long locks for charity

CAUSES CLOSE TO HER HEART BENEFIT FROM HEAD SHAVE

Council reveals planned name for city square

NOTORIOUS SLAVE TRADER IS SET TO LOSE PROMINENCE

Sculptor creates memorial to D-Day troops

ARTWORK TO HAVE PRIDE OF PLACE AT MOUNT EDGCUMBE

Get ready to 'Go Japanese!'

PLYMOTHIANS are being given the chance to join in with a Japanese cultural phenomenon which was started by a Plymouth-based Royal Navy officer 150 years ago when he was posted to the Far East.

Sunak Sets Out Ambition For Nation In King's Speech

RISHI SUNAK insisted he has “turned the corner” to put the country on a better path as he used the King’s Speech to set out a pre-election stall containing challenges for Sir Keir Starmer.

WE NEED YOUR HELP!

SPEEDWAY CLUB ISSUE A FRESH APPEAL FOR SPONSORS

'No England game is a dead rubber'

ENGLAND'S early exit from the World Cup is already guaranteed but assistant coach Carl Hopkinson insists clash their bottom-of-the-table against the Netherlands is no \"dead rubber\"

Kieran convinced he has the BMX factor

CYCLNG Kieran Reilly has talked up his chances of winning a BMX freestyle gold at the Olympic Games next year, following a series of landmark victories in 2023.

Argyle adapting well to life in the Championship

FINN Azaz believes he and his Plymouth Argyle team-mates have adapted well to the intensity of Championship football this season.

Stevenson searching for a sixth Champ title

PLYMOUTH’S darting big hitters will do battle for the biggest prize of them all, the Champion of Champions, on Sunday, at the Victory Inn from 7pm.

Opticians gets into the Christmas spirit

...AFTER ALL, THERE'S STILL ONLY 47 DAYS TO GO...

Johnson spoke of 'whisky and a revolver' at Covid meeting

BORIS JOHNSON referred to “whisky and a revolver” during a meeting with officials in October 2020 and spoke about “medieval measures” to tackle the pandemic, the UK Covid-19 Inquiry has heard.

Israel's future Gaza role

ISRAELI Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said Israel will have \"overall security responsibility\" in the Gaza Strip for an indefinite period after its war with Hamas.

Inquiry into top cop is put under scrutiny

ISSUES IN NORTHERN IRELAND SPARK CALL FOR CLARITY

Town has range of businesses to prosper

INDEPENDENT SHOPS ARE ESSENTIAL IN KINGSBRIDGE

Vegan eatery thrives at new home in market

CUSTOMERS ARE IMPRESSED BY RANGE OF TASTY FOOD

Council could soon be able to fine motorists

PLANNING PILOT SCHEME IN DEVONPORT

Mother's battle for drugs to help daughter

A PLYMOUTH mother fears her daughter will die at a young age if NHS chiefs stop funding for a lifesaving drug.

Council grapples with budget gap

LOCAL AUTHORITY PLEDGES TO SEEK RESIDENTS' VIEWS

Hallett having too good a time to step away from club

PLYMOUTH Argyle are actively seeking a new investor but chairman and majority shareholder Simon Hallett has set a strict criteria of requirements.

Brilliant Patriots tame the Lions

THE two richest basketball teams in the country headed to town at the weekend, and both were made to work by the new-look Plymouth City Patriots, who showed more than enough grit and determination for a team that has had to introduce two new signings in as many weeks.

Not ducking the tough questions

Heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua gets the Louis Theroux treatment

Coffee van dropping in at hidden cobbled yard

A PLYMOUTH business is bringing their coffee van to a hidden part of Plymouth.

Guilty of illegal dredging for scallops

THE master and owner of a vessel from Plymouth has been fined for illegal scallop fishing in Cornish waters.

Building firm's collapse may hit other traders

THE collapse of a Plymouth building company could leave smaller Devon firms out of pocket and force some out of business, it is feared.

Protesters repeat call for ceasefire

ANOTHER protest calling for Israel's war on Hamas to stop was held in Plymouth over the weekend, with around 350 protesters marching through the city and congregating outside The Box.

Hospital where blogger died 'must improve'

TWO OTHER WOMEN DIED AT PSYCHIATRIC INSTITUTION

Grieving friends 'overwhelmed' by generous support

STUDENT'S BODY CAN NOW BE REPATRIATED TO HOMELAND

Plans to expand new student flat block approved

PLANS to expand a new student flats block in Plymouth to get even more accommodation have been approved.