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£150k for city social enterprise projects

HELPING TO IMPROVE BOTH WILDLIFE AND WELLBEING

Award-winning city firm calls in liquidators

TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS LET DOWN BY WITHDRAWAL OF INVESTMENT

Mountain Warehouse returns to Drake Circus

STORE WILL BE ITS LARGEST BRANCH IN THE SOUTH WEST

Knife rampage killer is given life sentence

THREE people were given prison sentences of a combined 31 years, following a deadly knife rampage near a nightclub in Cornwall last year.

Derriford says sorry for A&E waiting times

THOUSANDS LEFT FOR OVER 24 HOURS

GET BEHIND THE BOYS!

GIBSON STRESSES IMPORTANCE OF GREEN ARMY'S BACKING

Trotter Linda gets added kudos after making Team GB

MARCH saw the club’s Annual General Meeting, a chance to celebrate achievements across the club for all sorts of contributions with the club trophies.

Parkinson's will never beat me, says city dad

A PLYMOUTH man with an early Parkinson’s diagnosis has spoken about living with the disease, saying that trying to hug his five-year-old can be difficult if he’s having a bad day.

High Court showdown between hotel and firm

BUILDER 'OWED £230K IN UNPAID BILLS'

Vanillier to go ONE better

CROMWELL'S 2023 SECOND CAN GAIN REVENGE ON CORACH RAMBLER WHILE MAHLER MISSION, I AM MAXIMUS AND PANDA BOY HAVE A CHANCE

'Hundreds of jobs' at Sherford expansion

HUNDREDS of new jobs are to be created by an upcoming project to expand Sherford. The roles will be in key engineering and manufacturing sectors as part of the free-port project.

WARNING AFTER WIFE EMMA DIED OF BOWEL CANCER AT 39

A GRIEVING Plymouth man whose wife died from bowel cancer is urging people to get themselves checked for the disease.

Scheme bids to secure better jobs for veterans

MP JOHNNY MERCER JOINING RISHI SUNAK FOR LAUNCH

'Opportunities missed' to investigate Horizon

A FORMER managing director of the Post Office has told an inquiry that “institutional bias” prevented further investigation of complaints made by subpostmasters about the Horizon IT system.

New novel based in author's town

SET IN SALTASH, INSPIRED BY LOCKDOWNS

Henderson calls for League's help

TAVISTOCK manager Stuart Henderson admits he is struggling to get a team together for the Lambs final six games of the Southern League Division One South campaign.

Dewsnip backing Hardie to hit the goal trail

STRIKER A VALUED MEMBER OF THE TEAM, INSISTS DEWSNIP

GREAT SPIRIT

DEWSNIP HAILS PILGRIMS' RESILIENCE

League winners confirmed as the season ends

THERE were only a few games left to be played in the very last week of the RBC Brewin Dolphin Mannamead Winter League and despite the weather's best attempts to put the players off from finishing their games, all the last few games got played and positions top and bottom of the leagues were finalised.

Chaddlewood B upset team-mates

DIVISION ONE

Clark's getting that warm Fuzzy feeling

US OPEN champion Wyndham Clark believes records are meant to be broken as he targets one of the most enduring in Masters history.

We've got your backs, PM tells shop workers

PRIME Minister Rishi Sunak says fresh measures to stop retail crime will show shop workers 'we've got their back' as he announced assaulting shop staff will be made a separate criminal offence.

Dad is jailed for murder of baby son

A FATHER has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 22 years for murdering his four-week-old son, who was left to die from a broken neck after suffering 23 broken ribs.

Biden: Israel handling of Gaza war a mistake

UNITED States President Joe Biden has called Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's handling of the war in Gaza a mistake and urged Israel's government to flood Gaza with aid, ramping up pressure on Israel to reach a ceasefire deal and widening a rift between the two staunch allies.

True kindness of strangers

COME FROM AWAY, THEATRE ROYAL PLYMOUTH

Festival set to promote better breast health

BREAST FEST WILL SUPPORT THE PRIMROSE FOUNDATION

£20m scheme to transform eyesore into hotel and flats

MAYFLOWER HOUSE AND CONGRESS HALL PLAN TO REVITALISE CITY CENTRE

Honour for Royal Navy chef

A ROYAL Navy chef from Plymouth has been named the best in the Armed Forces, after showing exceptional skill and unwavering commitment while deployed on operations.

Plymouth scientists design revolutionary crewless ship

OCEANUS COULD EXPLORE OCEANS' FURTHEST REACHES

Pilgrims strike late on to salvage a point in match they could not lose

Plymouth Argyle players celebrate as Mustapha Bundu bundles in the equaliser against Queens Park Rangers