Memory keepsakes helping the bereaved

LOCAL WOMEN CRAFTING SPECIAL MEMENTOES

Doggy passports lead to treats at Saltram

DOG owners have been raving about a tail-wagging scheme at Saltram in Plymouth, which sees rewards given to our four-legged friends and their owners.

New bakery outlet creates 10 jobs

A CORNISH baking firm which claims to be the world's oldest maker of the county's famous pasties has opened a new branch in Yelverton.

Team GB eyeing Para medal haul

PARALYMPICS Just 17 days since bidding adieu to the Olympics, Paris will be back in the spotlight as its maiden Paralympic Games takes flight at Place de la Concorde.

INCOMING?

ROONEY HAS STATED ARGYLE ARE 'CLOSE' TO COMPLETING THE SIGNING OF A GOALKEEPER

Rivalry renewed at Flushing Meadows

THE US Open, the final grand slam of the year, begins on Monday. Here, we look at the talking points ahead of Flushing Meadows.

Brits facing tough challenge in New York

THE main British focus at the will be on Jack Draper, Katie Boulter and Emma Raducanu at next week's US Open.

Team news as Wayne Rooney assesses QPR clash

NIGERIAN striker Muhamed Tijani is rated as 'touch and go' for Plymouth Argyle's away Championship clash against Queens Park Rangers on Saturday by head coach Wayne Rooney.

Parkway looking to get first win of the season

PLYMOUTH Parkway returns Bolitho Park for Match Day Four of this season's Southern League campaign.

Higher grades call for pupils hit by Raac crisis

PUPILS whose schooling was affected by the reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (Raac) crisis should have access to a special grades appeals process, the Liberal Democrats' education spokesperson has said.

Orphan chimpanzee delivered to new home by courier

AN orphaned chimpanzee has been rescued from the illegal bushmeat trade in the Republic of Congo and delivered to her new home at a UK animal sanctuary by courier.

Workers killed in factory blast

AN explosion triggered a fire in a pharmaceutical plant in southern India, killing at least 18 workers.

Questions over felling of trees

LOCAL RESIDENTS MAKE THEIR FEELINGS KNOWN

Fisherman died after being struck by pulley

INQUEST OPENED INTO DEATH ON BOARD FISHING TRAWLER

Teen died after falling into Sutton Harbour

WATERS WERE FREEZING COLD WHEN HE PLUNGED IN

Derriford opens new 23-bed liver disease unit

A NEW 23-bed unit to treat and care for patients with liver disease has opened at Plymouth's Derriford Hospital.

Wild bathing sites 'must be made safer for women'

COLD water swimming is growing in popularity among women but more support is needed to make wild bathing sites safer and more accessible, a study has found.

Wanted: 'Warrior Women'

...TO WALK CHARITY'S 10K FUNDRAISER ON DARTMOOR

FANS' FAVOURITE

DUTCH winger Ibrahim Cissoko has shown the potential to quickly become a Plymouth Argyle fans’ favourite in his first two games at Home Park.

Another big game for Cornwood's finest

DEVON turned it on when it mattered to beat Oxfordshire by 167 runs and claim the win they needed to avoid relegation from Western Division One.

Argyle ranked highly in Fair Game Index 2024

ENGLAND'S BEST RUN CLUBS REVEALED IN NEW COMPREHENSIVE STUDY

Sarah's bidding to add to her 17 golds

DAME Sarah Storey is prepared for \"all eventualities\" in Paris as she goes into her first Games with the status of Britain's greatest Paralympian.

Border Security is ready for action

BOAT CROSSINGS CONTINUE AS COOPER PRESSES AHEAD WITH NEW PROPOSALS

UK pledges £1m to help DR Congo contain mpox

A £1 million UK Government package to tackle mpox will “ultimately benefit us all”, the Africa minister has said.

Ex-top security adviser to steer UK defence deal

THE new Government has drafted in Boris Johnson’s former top security adviser to steer the UK’s participation in Aukus.

Four bodies are found at site of sunken yacht

FOUR bodies were found yesterday inside the wreck of a luxury yacht that sank this week in a storm off the coast of the Italian island of Sicily.

Man arrested after four die in house fire in Bradford

A MAN has been arrested on suspicion of murder after four people, including three children, died in a house fire in Bradford.

Developer fined for ignoring rules

IGNORING planning regulations to build homes without protecting trees properly has cost a developer nearly £300,000 in fines and costs.

Charity to hold pop-up event

FUNDRAISING FOR NEEDY FAMILIES AND TROOP

Saltash set for new school and 1,000 homes

THE DEVELOPMENT WILL HAVE 90 AFFORDABLE HOMES