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Tavistock toast Division One title success after tough test

THE unseasonable wet weather meant that some matches didn’t get played in the last scheduled week of the Head Plymouth and District Summer League, however, plenty of matches did get played and the winners and runners-up of some divisions were decided

Clinic saves patients the trip to Derriford

A DRESSING clinic is opening at Tavistock’s Outpatients department to save patients the trip to Derriford

Unveiled: first phase of luxury Bovisand homes

PALMERSTON COURT LAUNCHED BY KNIGHT FRANK

Dorries is told she is failing constituents

RISHI Sunak yesterday accused Conservative MP Nadine Dorries of failing her constituents, as he hinted that a general election will not come until late next year

Doctor tackles Sunak

RISHI Sunak has faced heavy criticism from a junior doctor for insisting that striking doctors are to blame for record high NHS waiting lists

Suspect is cleared for extradition

A RAPE suspect accused of faking his own death to avoid prosecution can be extradited to the United States to face charges, a court has ruled, with a sheriff branding him “as dishonest and deceitful as he is evasive and manipulative”

Unbelievable Jeff! Stelling coming to Marjons

Unbelievable Je UNBELIEVABLE Jeff! Sky Sports legend Jeff Stelling is set to come to Plymouth with an event at Marjon University’s Quad Theatre later this year

All you need is art!

THE Plymouth Colour Collective group of artists have taken inspiration from The Beatles for their 2023 exhibition, which they have called ‘All You Need Is Art’

Country-style florist 'could be best in the UK'

PLYMOUTH’S longest-running florist has been nominated for a national award after being taken over by new owners

Kids in Ukraine benefit from Pilgrims' help

ARGYLE KIT PROUDLY WORN BY REFUGEES AND ORPHANS

Local beaches hit with sewage warnings

THREE Plymouth beaches were hit with sewage and pollution warnings yesterday, along with 17 other Devon locations

Plymouth Sound is being treated 'just like a toilet'

GREENPEACE SAYS SEWAGE DUMPED FOR 11,436 HOURS

100,000 expected at firework championships

THIS year’s British Firework Championships is once again returning to Plymouth for two nights and is expected to be watched by as many as 100,000 people

Tex's tons help dethrone Kings

PLYMOUTH CITY SUPER LEAGUE

Bank profits queried

MEMBERS of Parliament and activists have criticised the UK after HSBC banking sector, became the latest bank to report surging profits as it benefited from higher interest rates squeezing borrowers.

'KEEPER CHOICE

WHOEVER GETS THE NOD WILL HAVE EARLY OPPORTUNITY TO IMPRESS PILGRIMS' BOSS

England hit China for six to reach World Cup last 16

LAUREN JAMES STARS AS LIONESSES HIT TOP FORM

Bringing colour and fashion to city's market

NEW STALL OFFERS WAY TO REPURPOSE FAVOURITE CLOTHES

Flowers are laid at grave of Brit's wife

A RETIRED miner who killed his seriously ill wife to end her suffering visited her grave for the first time yesterday, one day after being freed from prison in Cyprus.

Tributes paid to gran with 'wicked sense of humour'

FORMER CARER AND HOUSEKEEPER AT RESIDENTIAL HOME

Mum thought she was 28 years younger

GLENN SPEAKS OUT ABOUT HER BRAIN TUMOUR BATTLE

Robin, 5, drowns in holiday tragedy

TRIBUTES TO A 'HAPPY AND CLEVER' BOY WHO HAS DIED IN CORNWALL

Brothers' play is inspired by the lore of Dartmoor

PERFORMANCES EVEN TAKING PLACE AT CADOVER BRIDGE

CAPTAIN JOE

SCHUMACHER HAS YET TO DECIDE WHO WILL BE VICE-CAPTAIN

Cornwood make light work of Babbacombe

CORNWOOD 2nd XI did not hang about on the way to an eight-wicket win over C West relegation worriers Babbacombe

Hamilton top scores with 82 against Somerset

PLYMPTON’S Elliot Hamilton batted himself back into form with a top score of 82 in Devon’s ‘Showcase Game’ against Somerset at Bovey Tracey

Highly-regarded shooting guard joins Patriots

PLYMOUTH City Patriots have signed the second year pro TJ Atwood ahead of the 2023/24 British Basketball League season

Roadworks set to last until Christmas

TEMPORARY LIGHTS WHILE GAS MAINS WORK DONE

Briton, 76, is released from prison in Cyprus

RETIRED British miner David Hunter said he could not find the words to describe his feelings, as he stood outside a Cypriot court as a free man for the first time in 19 months

Sunak sticks to guns over cars policy

THE ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030 remains Government policy, the Prime Minister insisted yesterday