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Race to help quake victims

RESCUERS STRUGGLE IN REMOTE AREAS

Family fight for school place for little Harper, 4

SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN ARE FACING BATTLE

Facelift restores city landmark to gleaming state

GOVERNMENT FUNDS HELP TO SPRUCE UP KEY BUILDING

Council reveals details of bid for marine funding

A BID to enable a series of groundbreaking projects to support and help vulnerable species flourish within the National Marine Park has been submitted by Plymouth City Council.

Reprieve for bonfire night celebrations

PLYMOUTH people will be able to celebrate Bonfire Night together on the Hoe this year, despite future events being in jeopardy.

Armada Way trees saga back in court again

COUNCIL ATTEMPTS TO HALT JUDICIAL REVIEW

Tim swims the Channel in 13½ hours for charity

A PLYMOUTH businessman has swum the English Channel overnight to raise money for charity.

Last few days at Tinside this year

PLYMOUTH'S Tinside Lido is set to close this weekend for the winter season, but there is still time for a last swim. For those who want to do so, there are discounts available.

Leading author will open festival

SUNDAY TIMES BEST-SELLER AT IVYBRIDGE

Pub allowed to retain outside bar

A WATERFRONT pub in a picturesque Cornish fishing village will be allowed to keep the outside bar it built without planning permission despite local objections.

Christmas date for first part of upgrade project

STALLED WORKS ARE BACK ON TRACK IN CITY CENTRE

Appeal to deal with 'boy racers' in Plymstock

COUNCIL AGREES TO MONITOR SPEEDS

City council faces up to multi-million pound deficit

HOW PCC DELIVERS SERVICES WILL HAVE TO CHANGE

School day starts with trip to view dolphins

HOOE PUPILS AND RESIDENTS THRILLED BY IMPRESSIVE SIGHT

Circus show arrives at Central Park

A NEW big top show celebrating 255 years of circus performances has arrived in Plymouth.

SCOURING THE GLOBE

ARGYLE TALENT SPOTTERS PLAY A BIG ROLE FOR THE CLUB

Colts are the future of our rugby club

HASN'T this weather just been glorious? Much deserved after a long and miserable summer.

Met boss: Terror suspect escape was pre-planned

POLICE COMMISSIONER RAISES CONCERNS THAT KHALIFE HAD HELP

Singers in fine voice for special celebration

CHOIR TO MARK A CENTURY OF SONG WITH FREE CONCERT

History Festival to focus on community

PLYMOUTH’S annual History Festival returns later this month, with a refreshed identity and week-long programme focused on community and diversity.

Street drinking rules extended

ALCOHOL-RELATED ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR TARGETED

Man accused of murder refuses to give evidence

LUKE DANN'S DEFENCE SAY CASE AGAINST HIM NOT PROVED

Speed limit to be lowered for tunnel works

35-YEAR-OLD A38 TUNNEL SET FOR 'GENERATIONAL' REFURBISHMENT

Bridge tolls could rise as high as £3.20

MOTORISTS using the Tamar Bridge and Torpoint Ferries are to be asked their views on potential toll rises which could push the cost of going across the bridge to £3.20.

Stars named for Theatre Royal's winter panto

FORMER Strictly Come Dancing star Brendan Cole and Double Olympic Champion Dame Kelly Holmes are to top the bill in this year’s Theatre Royal Plymouth pantomime.

LOWE HAS KIND WORDS

FORMER BOSS BACKING ARGYLE FOR MID-TABLE 'AT LEAST'

Confidence grows as Parkway turn around their slow start

LEE Hobbs insists that he, his staff and his players never lost faith despite Plymouth Parkway's poor start to the season.

Pasta bar given poor food hygiene rating

RESTAURANT CONFIDENT ITS GRADING WILL BE RESTORED

Investigation into terror suspect's prison escape

FEARS FORMER SOLDIER AWAITING TRIAL WILL TRY TO FLEE COUNTRY

Vorderman urged to apologise over tweets

TORY chairman Greg Hands has called for Carol Vorderman to apologise for posting \"defamatory and damaging\" tweets about his involvement in a lifestyle firm being awarded a £25.8m personal protective equipment (PPE) contract in 2020.