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Eleven years on, police station gets front desk

A PLYMOUTH police station which was built in 2012 finally has a front desk more than a decade after it was built – however it will only be open three days a week until next year.

Award scheme finds student's foraging booklet a winner

ILLUSTRATOR'S 'ZINE' INTRODUCES PEOPLE TO WORLD OF FORAGING

Kilimanjaro ascent for mum

A BUSINESSWOMAN from Plymouth has taken on the mammoth challenge of climbing to the summit of Mt Kilimanjaro in memory of her mum and to raise money for The Brain Tumour Charity.

Revised plans for homes at Royal William Yard

PLANS for town houses as part of the redevelopment of Plymouth’s Royal William Yard are set to take another step forward.

New plans for Armada Way due to be unveiled next week

NEW proposals for the redevelopment of Armada Way will be revealed next week - more than six months after 110 trees were cut down.

Squirrel rescued from bus shelter panel

THE RSPCA and firefighters have rescued a trapped squirrel from inside the panel of a bus shelter in Plymouth.

Inspectors in damning report on Moors' jail

OVERCROWDING, A LACK OF EDUCATION AND DRUG ISSUES

Neglected house transformed

COUNCIL'S EMPTY HOMES TEAM HELP BRING BACK A 'WASTED HOME'

Cremyll pub shut over 'theft and costs'

THE pub next to the Cornwall side of the Cremyll Ferry has closed its doors citing thefts and increased costs.

Israel Declares Itself At War As Death Toll Rises

ISRAELI Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office says his security cabinet has declared the country at war following a deadly Hamas assault in southern Israel.

MORE BOX CLEVER

STEVEN Schumacher was left to rue the fact Plymouth Argyle did not score more than one goal in the first half after his side's 3-1 Championship defeat by Swansea City at Home Park.

Pilgrims can't hold a Cundle to clinical Swans

Plymouth Argyle 1-3 Swansea City

Away day blues see Parkway exit Trophy

PARKWAY travelled to Hampshire for the second time in a week when they faced fellow Southern League Premier side AFC Totton in the 3rd Round Qualifying of the FA Trophy on Saturday.

Half-time deficit proves too much for Argaum

PLYMOUTH Argaum player-coach Dean Avery said his side left themselves too much to do in the second half of the Devon Junior Bowl final against Dartmouth.

Rayner pledges to bolster workers' rights in 100 days

LABOUR will implement its plans to bolster workers’ rights within 100 days of taking office, says Angela Rayner.

Ship's 'refit delayed' after thief stole diesel

COURT HEARS DIESEL THEFT FROM HMNB DEVONPORT HAD IMPACT ON SHIP

New video launched to combat sex abuse

TARGETS ABUSIVE IMAGES THAT ARE CIRCULATED ONLINE

Scheme to plant 100 'microforests' begins

CITY SCHOOL CHILDREN PLANT OUT THE FIRST OF THE TREES

The strange case of tuna that 'swam up the M5'

SCIENTISTS BAFFLED AS A TUNA THEY'D TAGGED TRAVELS NORTH

Restaurant is a hit six months after opening

A PLYMOUTH restaurant has become one of the city’s favourites – just six months after opening. Chef Jordan Turfrey opened Plates after 18 years working in some of Plymouth’s top restaurants.

'MP landlord pulled down my CCTV', says tenant

MP SIR GARY STREETER CAPTURED ON CAMERA

Hundreds take part in Tour de Moor challenge

GLORIOUS SUNSHINE AS CYCLISTS FUNDRAISE FOR ST LUKE'S

Veterans back for passing out parade

ROYAL Navy Veterans returned to HMS Raleigh to witness a passing-out parade for the latest recruits to join the Fleet.

'JUST BE YOURSELF'

STEVEN Schumacher has a simple message for Morgan Whittaker ahead of Plymouth Argyle's game against his former club, Swansea City today: 'Just be yourself'

Veterans in swing with their own Ryder Cup

FORMER SCOTLAND AND VILLA STAR ALLAN EVANS TAKES TROPHY

Cundle will have extra motivation against Swansea

ON-LOAN midfielder Luke Cundle has declared he will keep working hard in an attempt to get more minutes on the pitch for Plymouth Argyle.

Man denies murder of Pc in 2005

A MAN extradited from Pakistan over the killing of Pc Sharon Beshenivsky 18 years ago has pleaded not guilty to her murder.

Imprisoned Iran activist wins Nobel Peace Prize

AN IMPRISONED activist who has campaigned for women’s rights, democracy and against the death penalty in Iran won the Nobel Peace Prize yesterday.

Keeping children safe in sport

PARENTS are being asked to show positive support for their children as part of an NSPCC campaign called Keeping Your Child Safe in Sport Week, which has been backed by both Cornwall and Devon FA.

One for fans of fantasy and folklore

MANCHESTER theatre group, “Les Enfants Terribles”, have pulled off an absolute blinder with their adaptation of popular kids’ book, ‘The House with Chicken Legs’.