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Lively hustings calls for teamwork

VIEWS on a whether a democratically elected mayor for Plymouth would help the city thrive, VAT on education, and the future of Devonport Dockyard were among the subjects discussed at a business husting events held at Plymouth University.

Lessons for schoolkids about dangers of drugs

POLICE SNIFFER DOG HELPS TO SPREAD MESSAGE ACROSS CITY

Rooney drops in for bar's quiz night

WAYNE Rooney has been spotted at a Devon pub quiz.

Sherford school expands as new town grows

A NEW extension has been completed at a school in Sherford offering the children indoor and outdoor learning and play spaces.

TWO JOIN PILGRIMS

ARGYLE AGREE LOAN DEALS FOR BOTH GYABI AND TIJANI

Murray denied emotional farewell at Wimbledon

ANDY Murray's painful decision to call time on his Wimbledon singles career brings an outstanding era in British sport to a sad end.

Confident Tambling is keen to impress at Olympic Games

TEENAGE Olympic skateboarder Lola Tambling is proof of just how far confidence can take you.

Hellings on the mark with a 170 checkout

THE highest checkout of the season can only be matched, rather than beaten, after week one of the Plymouth City Super League Division A saw Lee Hellings net himself a 170 finish in an 11-0 win for Octagon at Ker St.

Show launch had a 'devilish' kick

PREMIUM Devon rum brand Hattiers teamed up with Theatre Royal Plymouth to create a new cocktail for the exclusive press launch of The Devil Wears Prada: A New Musical.

Defeat prediction 'will not stop me'

RISHI Sunak has insisted predictions of a Tory defeat are “not going to stop me”, after the likelihood of his return to Downing Street was put at less than “lightning striking twice in the same place” by a polling expert.

Second Reform candidate drops out of campaign

A SECOND Reform UK candidate has dropped out of the election campaign and endorsed their local Conservative instead, claiming the “vast majority” of Reform candidates are “racist, misogynistic and bigoted”.

Clash over Friday nights

SIR Keir Starmer insisted he would work on Friday nights if necessary as he dismissed “laughably ridiculous” criticism of his desire to spend time with his family.

Letby is found guilty of attempted murder

YESTERDAY'S VERDICT FOLLOWS NURSE'S RETRIAL ORDERED LAST YEAR

Theatre requires £30m investment

REPORT HIGHLIGHTS POOR ACCESSIBILITY

Election hopefuls explain plans for water

POLLUTION POLICIES TO THE FORE AT SURFERS AGAINST SEWAGE HUSTINGS

Pharmacy closures 'are piling pressure on GPs'

SOME BRANCHES HAVE CLOSED AND HOURS REDUCED AT MANY OTHERS

City murder trial hears about grim discoveries

A JURY was told details of how police made a grim discovery in an Estover home, after being alerted by a online gamer in the United States.

Home for man living in shed

HOMELESS CHARITY OFFERS BRIAN A ROOF OVER HEAD

Family lose everything in blaze

A FUNDRAISER has been launched to help a family affected by a large housefire in Leigham.

Argyle players put in extra summer work

PRE-SEASON TRAINING STARTS TOMORROW

Whole new ball game now, says Southgate

GARETH Southgate knows stumbling but spirited England have to raise their game if they are to stand a chance of beating \"outstanding\" Switzerland in Saturday's Euro 2024 quarter-final.

When voting was a privilege held by the few

UP until the Reform Act of 1832, few people in this country could vote in parliamentary elections.

Labour poised to 'distort system'

HOME Secretary James Cleverly has claimed Labour will “gerrymander” and “distort” the British political system in order to ensure a permanent majority.

'A difficult inheritance'

SIR Keir Starmer said he would face a “difficult inheritance” and would need to do “tough things” if he becomes prime minister later this week.

New campaign to boost fish industry

SHOPPERS URGED TO 'CHOOSE LOCAL, GO WILD'

Mercer says abuse has affected his family

CONSERVATIVE General Election candidate Johnny Mercer has reported a man to the police who, he claims, subjected his three-year-old daughter to abuse.

Seeking solutions to improve health and dentistry services

In the run-up to the General Election, The Herald has asked the major political parties to explain how key policy areas will benefit people in Plymouth. Today, we turn to a subject which is one of the greatest concerns for voters health and social care

Rapist will be deported after jail time served

RAPED TEEN GIRL IN DARK ALLEY

Veterans compete in Strength of Spirit Games

THE Strength of Spirit Games Rehabilitation Triathlon, featuring service athletes from across the UK and international participants from the United States and the Netherlands, has made a triumphant return to Plymouth Hoe as part of Armed Forces Week in the city.

'Shark' startles locals at city waterside site

A SHARK has been spotted approaching Plymouth’s Royal William Yard, much to the surprise of swimmers and onlookers.