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New waterfront project is set to start in January

SUTTON HARBOUR GROUP REVEALS NEXT DEVELOPMENT

No funds left to recompense care home staff

PLYMSTOCK BUSINESS WAS FORCED TO SHUT AFTER PANDEMIC

Sea and street parade for promoted Argyle

PILGRIMS' PLAYERS AND STAFF WILL BE TREATED TO CRUISE ACROSS THE SOUND

Family's trauma as Ollie, 2, was "hit by a cyclist"

A MUM-of-three has said she and her family have been left feeling “traumatised” and “shaken up” after her two-year-old son Ollie was hit by a cyclist whilst crossing the street in North Hill on Wednesday afternoon.

City's 'hidden gem' is hosting royal knees-up

WOODLAND FORT INVITES LOCALS TO CELEBRATE

Howarth and Gilkes unbeaten as Gladiators start with a win

PLYMOUTH Gladiators opened their Championship league campaign with an excellent 49-41 victory over the Scunthorpe Scorpions, but the margin of victory could have been so much bigger for Garry May’s side

'WE CAN COMPETE!'

HALLETT SURE ARGYLE CAN BE SUSTAINABLE IN CHAMPIONSHIP

Beryl Bikes firm reports £4m loss

BUT SAYS IT'S STILL CONFIDENT OF GROWTH

Cost of fish 'n' chips up by nearly a fifth

THE cost of fish and chips has shot up by almost a fifth and the price of children’s clothes has rocketed, according to a new interactive tool showing Britons how much their shopping bills have surged over the past year

Gray refusal to co-operate with probe 'disappointing'

RISHI Sunak thinks it is “obviously disappointing” that partygate investigator Sue Gray chose not to co-operate with a Government process looking into her move to a senior Labour role, Downing Street has said

Man arrested at palace had asked to talk with a soldier

A MAN arrested outside Buckingham Palace on suspicion of possessing a knife and ammunition had asked to speak to a soldier before warning police to handle his rucksack carefully

Eat while you watch in cinema

DISHES TO BE DELIVERED TO VELVET SOFAS

Felled tree on Armada Way carved with 'RIP'

FOLLOWS ANOTHER REMOVAL DELAY DUE TO NESTING BIRDS

Ten Tors teenagers brave the elements

DARTMOOR National Park’s unpredictable weather did not stop 2,314 teenagers in teams from cadet forces, schools and scout groups taking part last weekend in the nation’s largest youth outdoor event – the Ten Tors and Jubilee Challenge

Mum, 21, is thankful to see baby thriving

A MUM-TO-BE contracted a womb infection which caused her baby to be born at 23 weeks – weighing just 493 grams

Turbulent times for city politics

POLITICAL IN-FIGHTING, COST OF LIVING CRISIS, SOARINGE CHARGES-AND THOSE TREES...

Nick Giannotti: The man that knew Argyle were the right club for him

CHRIS ERRINGTON SPEAKS TO THE MAN BEHIND THE COMPANY INVESTING MILLIONS INTO THE PILGRIMS

ROTATION PAYS OFF

SCHUMACHER'S BELIEF IN CHANGE WINS ARGYLE PROMOTION

Nurse tells court: 'I've not harmed any children'

A NURSE accused of multiple murders and attempted murders of babies has told a jury she had not harmed any children

Starmer confident over Sue Gray role

SIR Keir Starmer has said he is “confident” that ‘Partygate’ investigator Sue Gray has not broken any rules in her discussions with Labour about a senior party role

Daughter pays tribute to 'little local celebrity'

THE family of a 93-year-old Plymouth man dubbed ‘a local celebrity’ because of how many people he knew from different walks of life across the city have paid tribute to him, following his sudden death

Bold Heather defies sight loss

HEATHER Siewruk is no ordinary mum-of-two learning how to defend herself

New home for furniture store

A PLYMOUTH furniture store is to move out of the art deco Colin Campbell House, after finding new premises in the city centre

Renovation plan is under way at Civic Square

HISTORIC DETAILS ARE PART OF DESIGN

New hotel aims to be destination

PRE-EVENT DRINKS

A tipple which helps the seas

PLYMOUTH GIN LINKS UP WITH MARINE CHARITY

Annemarie chosen as royal champion

AN outstanding volunteer from Plymouth has been recognised by the King and the Queen Consort, as part of the official coronation celebrations in conjunction with the Royal Voluntary Service charity

When clothing was used as propaganda

THIS WARTIME RELIC HAS A TALE TO TELL

Preparing to celebrate a past monarch

CHRIS ROBINSON TELLS THE TALE OF HOW THE 1937 CORONATION WAS MARKED

Houses to be built on former youth club site

PLANS APPROVED FOR TEN NEW AFFORDABLE HOMES