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Ginsters launch hunt for 'pasty farmer' in Cornwall

IF you love pasties, Ginsters could have the dream job for you. The food manufacturer - based in Callington - is looking for someone to fill the unique role of 'pasty farmer!

Home Park stadium to be regular summer concert venue

PLYMOUTH Argyle have worked hard to make Home Park the biggest venue for concerts and events south of Bristol, chief executive officer Andrew Parkinson has said.

Parkway look to climb out of relegation zone

IT’S another away day for Plymouth Parkway tomorrow as they travel to Wales to take on Merthyr Town.

How heartbreak has inspired Laura to write and sing the blues

WORLD class Americana singer/songwriter Laura Evans pursued her career for several years in London and LA before settling in Plymouth – as a result of coming to a studio here to record her album State of Mind.

Flights will rescue Brits from Israel

THE UK has organised flights to help British nationals leave Israel.

Ecclestone handed suspended term

EX-FORMULA One boss Bernie Ecclestone has been spared jail after admitting fraudulently failing to declare more than £400 million held in a trust in Singapore to the government.

Greta fined again following protest

CLIMATE activist Greta Thunberg has been fined by a Swedish court again for disobeying police during an environmental protest in July.

90% of 'quake victims are women and children

MORE than 90 per cent of the people killed by a 6.3-magnitude earthquake in Afghanistan last weekend were women and children, UN officials have reported.

AA says parking charges have become a 'cash cow'

ANNUAL revenues from council parking schemes in England have reached nearly £1billion, new figures show.

Sunak 'delighted' after SNP defection to Tories

THE Prime Minister says he is “delighted” an SNP MP has quit to join the Conservatives, with Humza Yousaf’s party calling for a by-election in her seat.

Future of city's adult social care under review

'CONCERN CURRENT SERVICES WILL NOT MEET DEMAND'

Mall Costa Coffee shuts again

DRAKE CIRCUS OUTLET CLOSED 'FOR MAINTENANCE'

Ministers vow to take action on disposable vapes

AIM IS TO LESSEN THEIR APPEAL TO UNDER-18'S

Surveillance vessel joins Navy fleet

THE UK’s first underwater surveillance ship has been welcomed into naval service during a special ceremony in London on the River Thames.

Bumper crowds at Business Show

PLANS TO MAKE IT EVEN BIGGER NEXT YEAR AT LIFE CENTRE

Homebase at Marsh Mills shuts next month

SHOCK AS MAJOR CITY STORE ANNOUNCES IT IS SET TO CLOSE

Protest over SEN services across city

PARENTS CAMPAIGNING FOR 'TOTAL REFORM' OF SYSTEM |

Panto a magical world of wonder... oh, yes it is!

EPPAD N GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE BEARS IS A SPECTACULAR TWIST ON THE FAMOUS STORY

Starmer Warns MPs On Blocking Housing Plans

SIR Keir Starmer said he would get tough with Labour MPs who stand in the way of his plans to rip through planning red tape to build homes and modern infrastructure.

Gaza Power Plant Out Of Fuel As Strikes Continue

PALESTINIANS in the sealed-off Gaza Strip struggled to find any safe area yesterday, as Israeli strikes demolished entire neighbourhoods, hospitals ran low on supplies and the territory's only power plant ran out of fuel, deepening the misery of a war sparked by a deadly assault by militants from terrorist organisation Hamas.

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PLYMOUTH WINDSURFER SELECTED FOR PARIS 2024 OLYMPICS

Wayne Rooney appointed Birmingham manager

WAYNE Rooney been confirmed as Birmingham’s new boss on a threeand-a-half year deal.

Tributes to councillor and former leader

SOUTH HAMS COUNCIL PAYS TRIBUTE TO BOTH MENANG

17 Brits are feared dead or missing

SEVENTEEN British nationals are feared dead or missing after the attack by Hamas over the weekend, as the conflict intensifies.

Vow to protect children with action on disposable vapes

THE Government will set out plans for how it intends to “restrict” vapes so they are no longer targeted at children.

Hair salon goes bust with debts over £50k

CLIENTS STUNNED AS LIQUIDATORS APPOINTED

New bus route added to replace lost service

NEW 30/31 ROUTE WILL RUN FROM OCTOBER 30

Buildings razed to expand 'quarter'

'WE CAN BRING MORE PEOPLE, MORE BUZZ AND NEW LIFE'

'I fear for family and friends' says Ukrainian refugee

A UKRAINIAN man now living in Plymouth said he fears for the safety of friends and family still in his native Kharkiv after recent Russian shells landed close to his childhood home.

Old Chapel set for a new life after sale for £135k

ONE of Plymouth’s most eye-catching old buildings is set for a new life after being sold at auction for £135,000. The Old Chapel, in Stonehouse, has been snapped up by an unnamed buyer who is looking at options to redevelop the Georgian pile.