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Hospital opens new urology unit
A BIGGER and more advanced urology unit has been officially opened at Derriford Hospital.
You're never too old to go and see Santa!
RESIDENTS from a city care home proved you're never too old to enjoy a visit to Father Christmas.
Can you help yard's charity appeal?
Visitors to Royal William Yard are being urged to embrace the season of giving and goodwill by getting involved in the yard's Christmas charity effort.
Man arrested after fleeing crash
A MAN was arrested shortly after midnight following a series of incidents in Plymouth city centre, which ended with a car crashing into barriers before the suspected driver made off on foot.
Fisherman aged 12 to supply catch to pubs and restaurants
ANTONY NEWCOMBE DOCUMENTS HIS JOURNEY ON HIS YOUTUBE CHANNEL
DIFFERENT APPROACH
GLADIATORS BOSS WANTS STRENGTH FROM ONE TO SEVEN
Issaka & Roberts included for Youth Cup clash
PILGRIMS WELCOME CRYSTAL PALACE FOR THIRD ROUND TIE
Four seasons in one day as Haley and Crutchley prevail
DESPITE the great British weather throwing torrential rain, pelting hail then finally finishing with blinding sun, Fiona Crutchley and Nick Haley and Debbie Wilson and Jose Rojas battled on to get their match played.
Donate a present and help give the gift of joy
EMBRACE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS AND HELP THOSE LESS FORTUNATE
'Beautiful' mum shot dead in city
TRIBUTES have been paid to a woman described as “a beautiful soul” who was killed in a shooting in east London.
Putin in rare UAE visit
RUSSIA’S President Vladimir Putin has begun a trip to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, hoping to shore up support in the Middle East from two major oil producers allied to the United States as his country;s invasion of Ukraine grinds on.
'I underestimated threat'
BORIS Johnson has admitted his Government “underestimated” the threat posed by the Covid-19 virus in the early days of the pandemic, as he apologised to the victims at the UK Covid-19 Inquiry.
St Luke's is hosting services at St Andrew's
EVENTS WILL BE IN HONOUR OF MISSED LOVED ONES
So lucky to see fantastic show
IF you love pop music and want to leave feeling warm and fuzzy, Stock Aitken and Waterman’s I Should Be So Lucky musical is for you.
Budding city photographer wins top award
STUDENT VOTED THE 'PEOPLE'S CHOICE'
Fresh statistics reveal state of city's happiness
BETTER THAN NATIONAL AVERAGE
Massive fine for The Range after rat infestation
THE Range has been fined more than half a million pounds for breaking food hygiene rules, after rats were found gnawing on human and pet food at one of its stores in the South West.
Fellow butcher rallies round after death of Mark
TRIBUTES TO 'GENUINE AND LOVELY GUY' WHO RAN SHOP FOR 21 YEARS
Destructive Stevenson continues to dominate
SIMON Stevenson continues to dominate Plymouth City Super League's Division B as he recorded a remarkable 19 three-figure scores in a 7-4 win for leaders Cornwall Gates over Hyde Park.
Sack race in full swing as two lose their Championship jobs
NINE of Plymouth Championship Argyle's 23 rivals have now parted company with their managers this season. Swansea City and Sunderland are the latest clubs to announce they are making a change, with the departures announced last night of Michael Duff and Tony Mowbray respectively.
Six of the best for F1 sprint finishes
FORMULA One will again hold six sprint weekends in 2024 with discussions ongoing about potential tweaks to the format.
Free advice in branch with city partnership
AN innovative partnership with Citizens Advice is supporting local people with the cost-of-living.
Crisis on the dancefloor as huge club set to close
MIDWEEK TRADE FUELLED BY STUDENTS HAS PLUMMETED
Colourful light display doesn't have to be ust for Christmas
IT'S that time of year when people are getting strings of colourful lights out of loft spaces, spending a while untying knots that have somehow appeared despite the fact they were put away in a neat coil.
Duke attack risk impact unassessed
THE impact of a \"successful attack\" on the Duke of Sussex should have been considered as part of a decision to change his security arrangements in the UK, the High Court has been told.
No 10 'calms concerns'
BRITONS earning less than £38,700 could still live with their foreign spouses in the UK in \"exceptional circumstances\", Downing Street said, as it sought to calm fears over the new family visas rules.
Jail for offender with images of child abuse
BACK IN COURT AFTER EIGHT-YEAR GAP
Sea water swimming area gains accolade
DEVIL'S POINT IS REWARDED WITH 'EXCELLENT' STATUS
Family raising funds for mum's cancer treatment
JOSIE'S 'ONLY VIABLE OPTION' IS NOT AVAILABLE ON THE NHS
Family tribute to loving mum and skilled academic
DEPARTMENT HEAD AT UNIVERSITY AS WELL AS KEEN SAILOR