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Steve runs to help those with Parkinson's

THE DAD HIMSELF HAS THE DEBILITATING CONDITION

Tavistock to Bere Alston rail line to reopen

MONEY TO BE ALLOCATED FROM AXED HS2 PROJECT

Lady painters and decorators take on the men

'IT'S ALL ABOUT CHANGING ATTITUDES' SAY THE GIRLS

COOPER'S COMEBACK

MICHAEL COOPER POISED TO RETURN TO ACTION

Parkway in a good place despite nightmare journey home

PLYMOUTH Parkway travelled in luxury to their midweek trip to Winchester City, but what was supposed to have been a comfortable trip there and back enjoying the many mod cons on top-of-the-range coaches of today didn’t quite go to plan.

Argyle should 'keep being as brave as they are' says boss

MILLWALL BOSS IMPRESSED BY SCHUMACHER'S SIDE

Watkins returns to England squad

OLLIE Watkins and Jarrod Bowen have returned to the England set-up – but there is no place for Raheem Sterling once again.

India flash floods kill 14 and dozens are missing

RESCUE workers were searching for more than 100 people yesterday after flash floods triggered by sudden heavy rainfall swamped several towns in northeastern India, killing at least 14 people, officials said.

Labour pledging 700,000 extra dental appointments

AN extra 700,000 urgent dentist appointments and supervised tooth-brushing in schools would be introduced under Labour plans to improve oral health.

Survivors of sex crimes harmed by investigations

SURVEY SHOWS THREE IN FOUR SUFFER MENTAL HEALTH DROP

Man jailed for 'terrifying attack' on grandparents

COURT HEARD THEY 'STILL LOVED HIM' DESPITE THREATENING TO KILL THEM

Search after armed police are called in

WHITLEIGH PROPERTY SEARCH OVER REPORT OF A WEAPON

Woodland with plans for treetop villas being sold

TWO EMPTY HOTELS IN LOOE ARE ALSO UP FOR SALE

New figures reveal scale of empty homes in city

MORE THAN 2,500 PROPERTIES WERE UNOCCUPIED IN 2022

Campaigner claims MP urged him to start MOD legal action

MERCER 'URGED' MAN TO SUE MINISTRY OVER NUCLEAR TEST VETERANS

Yelverton mother on trial over son's death

ALFIE HAD 70 VISIBLE INJURIES WHEN HE DIED AGED 18 MONTHS

Limited edition print of Argyle legend's statue

PHOTO OF JACK LESLIE TRIBUTE WILL RAISE MONEY FOR CAMPAIGN

Tamar toll could hit £4 under new plans

'UNPRECEDENTED financial challenges' means the cost of crossing the Tamar are almot certain to rise. Tamar Crossings, who operate the Torpoint Ferry and the Tamar Bridge, say they are facing a significant and growing financial deficit unless there is intervention to increase income.

JUST NOT OUR NIGHT

SCHUEY FRUSTRATED AS THINGS CONSPIRE AGAINST ARGYLE

Southgate sweats over Saka fitness

BOSS Gareth Southgate will be sweating on Bukayo Saka's fitness ahead of naming his England squad to face Australia and Italy on Thursday.

Parkway rewarded for their efforts with a point at Winch

PLYMOUTH Parkway edged a step closer to safety in the southern League Premier Divison with a 1-1 draw at Winchester City on Tuesday.

Boy racers warned their cars could be taken away

A SENIOR Plymouth police officer has warned anti-social drivers and boy racers they risk seeing their much-loved cars seized and hauled away if they don't learn to behave on the road.

City's oldest pub is seeking new landlords

PLYMOUTH’S oldest pub is looking for new landlords. The Minerva Inn dates back to 1540 and is believed to be framed by timber from the Spanish Armada, but has been made available to let by Red Oak Taverns.

Children among 21 dead after Venice bus tragedy

CHILDREN have been confirmed as among 21 people who died when a bus plunged from an elevated road and burst into flames in a borough of Venice, Italy.

Cyclists on Tour in St Luke's event

ANNUAL FUNDRAISER RETURNS ON SUNDAY

Willow tree on Armada Way will be last to fall

TREE NEXT TO HOTEL HAS DIED AND IS SET TO BE REMOVED

Applause for dedicated Argyle fan 'Bomber'

PLAY IS STOPPED AS BOTH SIDES JOIN TRIBUTE TO IAN

Burglar caused damage to valuable painting

A YOUNG man who admitted damaging a valuable Sir Joshua Reynolds painting – owned by the council on behalf of the people of Plymouth – is set to be sentenced next week.

Clear Message On Climate Emergency Lights Up City Centre

A POWERFUL and illuminating message about the climate emergency, which aims to echo Plymouth’s kindness and togetherness, is lighting up one of the city centre’s landmark buildings.

Exploring Luxury Hotel Of The Oceans

PLYMOUTH welcomed a new visitor to its shores last month as the Scenic Eclipse II, the sister ship of the world’s first discovery yacht, docked in the city for the first time.