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Recognition for force's pub defender

LICENSING TEAM STALWART GIVEN NATIONAL ACCOLADE

Wedding venue perfect for stable relationships

FORMER COW SHED TURNED INTO CHIC MATRIMONIAL SITE

Heritage Centre back in business

NUCLEAR SUBMARINE INTERIOR IS EXPLORED

Lecturer awarded £24k payout after 'bullying'

CITY COLLEGE FORCED TO PAY OUT AFTER VICTIMISATION ALLEGATION

Kitchen fire is extinguished at city fast food restaurant

CUSTOMERS of KFC at Plymouth’s Crownhill Retail Park were evacuated after a fire broke out in the kitchen.

Bundu is feeling the love despite his injuries

MUSTAPHA Bundu has admitted if there was one thing he could change about his time at Plymouth Argyle it would be the number of injuries he has had.

Richmond's visit allows us to pay tribute to Martin Livesey

LAST Saturday we lost to top of the league Chinnor at the Brickfields. Although the 26-5 defeat did not reflect the game at all, with Albion dominating second-half possession, it just seems like the boys can't finish off the attack.

Riverdance to celebrate anniversary tour in city

PLYMOUTH is to be one of the venues for a new tour by Irish dance sensation Riverdance as it marks a milestone anniversary next year.

Hospital installs 'sensory wall'

'BUBBLE WALL' IN CHILDREN'S THEATRES WAITING ROOM

Bill to protect pets passes first hurdle

PROPOSALS to crack down on the \"unscrupulous\" commercial trade of puppy, kitten and ferret smuggling have cleared their first hurdle in the Commons.

Rhino calf born in four minutes

A BABY rhino has charged into the world after a quick four-minute labour at a conservation zoo in Bedfordshire.

Sunak set to accept 5.5% MP pay hike

PRIME Minister Rishi Sunak will accept an inflation-busting 5.5% increase in his MP's pay, No 10 has indicated.

Royal Marines kick off 360th year in style

CELEBRATIONS INCLUDE COMMANDO STYLE 'CEREMONY OF THE DUES'

'Starbooks' cafe helps school pupils find their perfect blend of book

A PLYMOUTH school marked World Book Day by creating a 'little Hogwarts' and transforming their library into a 'Starbooks' cafe to help pupils find their perfect blend of book.

Got a leaky loo? SWW will give you £150 to fix!

JUST PUT PAPER STRIP INSIDE PAN TO CHECK IF YOUR LOO'S LEAKING!

Holiday nightmare for Shania and family

22-YEAR-OLD DIAGNOSED WITH RARE CONDITION AFTER HAVING SEIZURES

Arts University shortlisted for awards

PLYMOUTH'S newest university has been shortlisted for a number of accolades, including University of the Year in awards based on reviews submitted by students.

Man jailed after 'brutal and sustained assault'

A PLYMOUTH man who carried out a \"brutal and sustained\" assault on his former partner within days of being released from prison has been jailed.

Artwork reveals harsh reality of housing crisis

A PLYMOUTH artist who has battled domestic violence and homelessness has been displaying her experiences at a local exhibition.

Far-right extremist is jailed for nearly 3 years

A FAR-right extremist has been jailed for two years and nine months for posting pictures, videos and comments online calling for the extermination of Jews and other non-white people.

Land for diagnostics hub to be sold for £1

COUNCIL-OWNED land at Colin Campbell Court will be sold for £1 to the University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust to enable a new diagnostic centre to be built in the heart of the city centre.

Premier League clubs split over EFL funding deal

A GROUP of Premier League clubs are understood to support increasing funding for the EFL but insist top-flight cost controls must be fully agreed first.

Parties not tackling racism, says Abbott

DIANE Abbott has accused the Conservatives and Labour of failing to tackle racism, as the Prime Minister remains under pressure to hand back £10 million to a major donor.

Row breaks out over extremism definition

THE new extremism definition \"lands in no man's land\" of neither being strong enough to tackle true extremists nor to protect contrarian views, Michael Gove has heard.

Call for targeted free school meals

CLAIM MOVE WOULD HELP TACKLE UK CHILD POVERTY

PRESSE AHEAD!

BRITISH GOLD CUP HOPES REST ON WILLIAMS' STAR

EARLEY FINISH

SAXON'S SEASON IS OVER AF TER UNDERGOING ANKLE OP

Lowdown on Lowe ahead of return to Plymouth

FORMER BOSS IS BACK FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE HIS DEPARTURE

Football should look after its member clubs not punish them

PLYMOUTH Parkway will barely have got off the team bus and done a day's work today before they will have to board it again in the morning and return to Yate Town, some 130 miles away, for their second 'home' fixture in three days.

Presse primed for Gold Cup charge

CONNECTIONS of L'Homme Presse could do little but sit and watch last year's Boodles Cheltenham Gold Cup unfold before them, but 12 months on he is tasked with leading the British charge in the blue riband.