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Council slams Government over dental care

UNSPENT MONEY SET TO BE RETURNED

Mosaic celebrates apple harvest at Cotehele

GARDENERS and volunteers at the National Trust’s Cotehele in Cornwall put the finishing touches to a giant apple mosaic as part of annual harvest celebrations held at the weekend.

Go car-free with free Beryl Bike rides

PLYMOUTH residents are to be offered two free hour-long Beryl Bike rides to encourage them to go car-free for a day.

Dann sentenced to 15 years for manslaughter

JUDGE CONDEMNS KILLER'S 'SHAMEFUL' ACTIONS

Dewsnip: Argyle will not stand still after promotion

PLYMOUTH Argyle want to do more than just survive in the Championship this season and Neil Dewsnip believes their summer transfer window signings give them the chance of achieving that aim.

PLANS GO ON DISPLAY

PUBLIC CAN SOON SEE £21M BRICKFIELDS DEVELOPMENT IDEA

Burns helps King Billy to victory over Grenville

PLYMOUTH AND DISTRICT FRIDAY DARTS LEAGUE

Record label's chill-out track is a hit on Radio 1

PLYMOUTH-BASED LABEL SET TO RELEASE SECOND ALBUM

Call for inquiry after survey finds female surgeons assaulted

AN independent inquiry should be held to examine reports of sexual misconduct in the NHS, the Lib Dems have said, following a survey which found almost one in three female surgeons have been sexually assaulted in the last five years.

Kim heads for Putin summit

MEETING SPARKS CONCERNS IN THE WEST

Prepared for winter?

MINISTERS discussed “preparations” for winter at Cabinet, Downing Street said, against a backdrop of NHS pressures and stubbornly high household bills.

Nurse Anna using pets and art to help patients

BRITISH BUSINESS BANK FUNDING IS PUT TO USE

Subway art a 'Plymouth greeting' to city visitors

SUBWAYS WILL BE TRANSFORMED AS RAILWAY STATION IS REGENERATED

Military parade is set to mark 60th anniversary

NAVY AND MARINES WILL BE ON SHOW NEXT WEEK

Businessman is found guilty of manslaughter

MURDER CHARGE IS REJECTED BY JURY

Mount Batten repairs set to start next week

LONG-AWAITED repairs to the sea wall at Mount Batten are due to get under way next week.

City among 'most beautiful ugly' places in Europe

POST-WAR 'EYESORE' BUILDINGS DESERVE A REAPPRAISAL

Medal joy for Dawson in Belgrade

JACOB Dawson crowned a World Championship to savour for Britain's rowers by helping the men's eight defend their title, writes Paul Martin.

ERIN'S A GOLDEN WONDER

PLYMOUTH'S KENNEDY HELPS GB TO GOLD

Hobbs demands a Parkway response

PLYMOUTH Parkway manager Lee Hobbs feels tonight's Devon St Luke's Challenge Cup trip to South West Peninsula West East champions Brixham is the perfect match to bounce back from Saturday's home league loss to Hanwell Town.

No Irish outing for Argyle's Hazard

PLYMOUTH Argyle goalkeeper Conor Hazard clocked up thousands of air miles but no minutes on the pitch for Northern Ireland's latest Euro 2024 qualifying double-header.

Phillips planning to keep Speedway running but seeks commercial help

AFTER A TOUGH YEAR FOR GLADIATORS AND BRITISH SPEEDWAY, PROMOTER WANTS TO CONTINUE - BUT SEEKS SPECIALIST HELP

Time to apply for secondary schools

PLYMOUTH school admission places are now open for the September 2024 term.

Scientist who led Dolly the sheep cloning dies, aged 79

TRIBUTES have been paid to the scientist who led the team which cloned Dolly the sheep 27 years ago after he died at the age of 79.

Alleged escapee 'used bed sheets' to strap to vehicle

COURT HEARS DETAILS ON ON HOW EX-SOLDIER GOT OUT OF PRISON

Bells toll as the United States remembers 9/11

BELLS have tolled at ground zero and solemn tributes were paid around the US as Americans looked back on the horror and legacy of the September 11 terror attacks.

Race to help quake victims

RESCUERS STRUGGLE IN REMOTE AREAS

Family fight for school place for little Harper, 4

SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN ARE FACING BATTLE

Facelift restores city landmark to gleaming state

GOVERNMENT FUNDS HELP TO SPRUCE UP KEY BUILDING

Council reveals details of bid for marine funding

A BID to enable a series of groundbreaking projects to support and help vulnerable species flourish within the National Marine Park has been submitted by Plymouth City Council.