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Chris is rowing Atlantic to aid struggling vets

FORMER ROYAL MARINE PART OF TWO-MAN CREW FOR BID

Estate agency is saved from closure

STAFF WILL KEEP JOBS, OFFICES RETAINED

Railway station plan is facing further delays

CITY COUNCIL IS LOOKING INTO FINANCE OPTIONS

'Seagull Bridge' to be removed

RAIL BRIDGE HAS CAUGHT LORRIES OUT

New team at helm of food and drink festival

LOOE Food and Drink Festival is set to return this September – with an all-new team at its helm.

Two days of 1940s nostalgia

TWO days of 1940s-themed events were held at the site of the former RAF Harrowbeer airfield at Yelverton last Saturday and Sunday, with everything from vintage military vehicles to performing musicians and singers.

POSITIVES

WAYNE ROONEY TAKES POSITIVES OUT OF HULL CITY DRAW

Argyle off the mark after Hull City draw

PLYMOUTH Argyle had to be content with a first Championship point of the season as they could not hold onto the lead in an entertaining 1-1 draw with Hull City at Home Park.

A resolute, gritty and determined performance

WITH a depleted squad due to injury and unavailability, Parkway travelled to Havant and Waterlooville and still looking for their first point of the season.

Plympton can't wait for season to finish

IT looks like the end of the season cannot come soon enough for Plympton following a nine-wicket pasting away to Exeter.

Misogyny tackled 'as extremist ideology'

'GROWING THREAT OF ONLINE HATRED TOWARDS WOMEN' SAYS MINISTER

52% say UK going in wrong direction

MORE than half of people think Britain is “moving in the wrong direction”, according to a poll which shows a drop in favourability for Sir Keir Starmer and his Cabinet.

Call to hand in 'zombie knives' ahead of ban

THOSE in possession of zombiestyle knives and machetes are being urged to hand them in to police stations safely, ahead of a ban on the dangerous weapons.

Part of Somerset House to stay open after blaze

PART of the Somerset House complex will remain open to the public, despite the fire which damaged the roof of the arts venue on Saturday.

Father is mourned in Kenya

NAVY OFFICER HONOURS DAD LOST IN AIR ACCIDENT

MP reveals historic city buildings at risk

PLYMOUTH MP Luke Pollard has revealed his list of ‘at risk’ buildings in the city, and has challenged property owners to “either invest in these structures or sell them to those who will”.

Appeal to help fund life-changing surgery

A WOMAN who was diagnosed with a rare condition is raising funds to secure life-changing treatment in Spain.

Restaurant owner says standards are better

INSPECTOR'S CRITICISM HAS BEEN DEALT WITH

Tavistock Road work set to start

₤45M UPGRADE DUE TO BEGIN NEXT MONTH

New appeal over bizarre calls to emergency lines

WOMAN STUCK IN JUMPSUIT AMONG CALLS MADE TO 999

Mural of the 'voice of Argyle' is unveiled

STRIKING ARTWORK W APPEARS IN CENTRAL PARK

Disappointment over Cooper sale is totally understandable

IT is entirely understandable the transfer of Plymouth Argyle goalkeeper Michael Cooper to Sheffield United has provoked such an animated response from the Green Army on social media.

GETTING CLOSER

PILGRIMS CLOSING IN ON A KEEPER AND OTHER TARGETS

Adaway determined to make a big impression

CITY BOXER TO FIGHT IN TORQUAY

McCartney is new club champion

The St Mellion Ladies Club Championships were played over two days and Louisa McCartney was crowned the new club champion, winning by five shots with a score of 167.

"Sticking to promises made in opposition'

SENIOR MINISTER REFLECTS ON DEALS WITH PUBLIC SECTOR WORKERS

Concerns over means tested fuel payments

JOHN Swinney has challenged the Deputy Prime Minister over the means testing of winter fuel payments - as he conceded 'tens of thousands' of pensioners in Scotland will be impacted.

Lammy condemns Israeli settlers’ widespread riots

FOREIGN Secretary David Lammy has condemned the 'widespread rampage' of Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the West Bank.

Animal sanctuary rescues lion from Ukraine

A LION with 'psychological issues' is to travel 1,400 miles from Ukraine to an animal sanctuary in the UK as part of a project rescuing the animal from the war-torn country.

'Professional thief' jailed for stealing from Boots

A PLYMOUTH man described by a judge as a \"professional thief\" has been jailed yet again, after being caught stealing from a city centre store.