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Hero PC given bravery award

THE former Devon and Cornwall Police officer who confronted a gunman during shootings in Plymouth has received a bravery award from King Charles.

X-ray services are rated Good’ after inspection

THE results of an inspection report into X-ray services at a Plymouth hospital have been released.

Bus driver jailed after pedestrian killed at crossing

A BUS driver has been jailed for killing a pedestrian at a road crossing in Plymouth. Simon Mumford, 54, was driving a single decker City Bus when he crashed into Amallia Elmasry on Sunday, January 7.

City freeport to share cash from offshore wind scheme

PLYMOUTH and South Devon Freeport is among those set to receive a share of the cash from offshore wind development.

Shops sold knives to teens - as crimes soar

TWO Plymouth shops failed in a plain clothes operation from police and teenage cadets, selling knives to youngsters. It comes as new figures reveal a worrying rise in knife crime in the region.

Kids play area opens in Drake Circus

SHOPPING MALL UNVEILS NEW PLAY AREA WITH CAFE

'I'M UP FOR THE FIGHT!'

ROONEY DETERMINED TO GET PILGRIMS OUT OF TROUBLE

Rooney has no issue with playing Szucs at right-back

WAYNE Rooney had no qualms about playing Kornel Szucs at right-back in Plymouth Argyle's Championship match against Swansea City at Home Park on Tuesday night, writes Chris Errington.

Argyle's revenue following their Championship return soares close to £30m

PLYMOUTH Argyle's revenue for their return to the Championship in the 2023/24 season soared to a record-breaking £26.68 million.

Parkway hope lack of action will not break momentum

IT feels like forever since Plymouth Parkway were last in action, but the Yellows are back on the grass tomorrow with a return to Southern League Premier Division action at Sholing.

Cabinet Office job cuts planned

THE Cabinet Office is set to cut 400 jobs as part of reforms to cut red tape and remove duplication of roles.

People 'top priority'

THE Prime Minister has said providing homes for people must be the \"top priority\" over nature and the environment, as Government reforms are set to allow more building on the green belt.

Sara Sharif: Questions to be asked

QUESTIONS must be answered over the \"awful\" case of 10-yearold Sara Sharif, who was murdered by her father and her stepmother, Sir Keir Starmer has said.

Yoon defends decree

SOUTH Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol yesterday defended his martial law decree as an act of governance and denied rebellion charges, vowing to \"fight to the end\" in response to attempts to impeach him.

Block of student flats for sale

LEASE ON 90-ROOM BUILDING ON MARKET FOR AT LEAST £5M

New festival will showcase Ocean City's marine scene

BOAT SHOW WILL OFFER NAUTICAL FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY

Too many sports facilities are 'behind closed doors'

MP FRED THOMAS IS ON A MISSION TO GET MORE PLYMOUTH KIDS INTO SPORT

Police officer praised for child protection work

HE LAUNCHED CAMPAIGN TO RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS

City rallies to help man injured on Barbican

SHOCKING FOOTAGE SHOWED HIM CRUSHED AGAINST VAN

Kids heartbroken as Big Top ruined

CHILDREN'S THEATRE GROUP DEVASTATED AFTER BESPOKE TENT TOPPLED BY STORM

Worrying rise in pets being abandoned

ANIMAL SHELTER SAYS HIGH VETS' FEES IS ONE OF THE REASONS

CCTV appeal after 120 car tyres slashed

PLYMOUTH police investigating a very large number of incidents across the city of tyres being slashed and punctured are keen for members of the public to identify a man captured on CCTV.

NO SIGN OF A RETURN

KEY ARGYLE QUARTET WILL NOT BE BACK UNTIL JANUARY

Rooney annoyed by two soft goals conceded

HEAD COACH RUES THE SUCKER PUNCH' WHICH DERAILS PILGRIMS

Edwards & Cooper master the conditions to remain unbeaten

THERE was a top of the table clash in Men’s B of the RBC Brewin Dolphin MLTC Winter League that was played in between the rain and winds of Storm Darragh.

Students show plenty of promise in Sandwell

LAST Sunday, the 75th anniversary of the English Schools Swimming Association saw a South West team of 21 divers compete at the Sandwell Aquatics Centre. The team, aged between nine and 17 represented 15 different schools in the region.

UK food security 'at risk' - report

LONG TERM declines in the natural environment and worsening climate change pose serious risks to UK food security, a Government report has warned.

Starmer is under fire

KEMI Badenoch yesterday urged Sir Keir Starmer to remove UK citizenship from any “jihadi terrorists and supporters of Assad” who want to return from Syria.

Sara Sharif: Two guilty of murder

THREE members of Sara Sharif’s family have been found guilty over the 10-year-old’s death, after years of horrific abuse.

Football fraudster evades prison time

TREASURER ADMITTED TAKING AROUND £40,000