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Taylor's 14 tons help Legends to a victory

SEAN TAYLOR added a 180 to his 14-ton tally in the Monday Premier League, which helped Legends Lounge to an 8-3 triumph at Bluebird A.

Medical miracles

ALTHOUGH slightly stomach-churning, this is truly fascinating viewing if you don't mind gory surgical scenes.

Break from kids turns out to be anything but a gas

The twins had gone to their grandma's house for a few days to allow Victoria and me some time to restore the house to something habitable.

'Friendly' club is marking 80 years

GET-TOGETHER WAS STARTED BACK IN 1945

Ex-Argyle star facing private prosecution

THE Scottish Government has approved a legal aid application for a private prosecution of former Scotland and Plymouth Argyle footballer David Goodwillie for rape.

Police in probe over acid attack in city

POLICE are continuing to appeal for witnesses and information following a serious assault in Plymouth, in which acid was used.

Council places focus on training for employment

Local Democracy Reporter THE number of young people with special educational needs and disabilities (Send) in Plymouth going into education, employment and training has risen by a quarter in two years, going up from 72% in January 2023 to 90% in December last year.

'New era' hailed as college bought by Chinese group

PLYMOUTH'S historic Plymouth College has become the latest UK private school to be bought by a Chinese company.

Confidence plunges in hospitality sector

CONFIDENCE among Britain's hospitality sector leaders is dwindling, with only a third feeling optimistic about the forthcoming year's trading amid escalating costs.

Restraining order and fine over stalking

A MAN who admitted stalking a woman for nearly three months has been handed a fine and a restraining order.

Bid to carry on using park and ride for car boot sales

PLANS to allow the Coypool Park and Ride site to be used for car boot sales for a further decade have been lodged.

Devonport road to close as milestone events begin

A DEVONPORT road will be closed for four days from Thursday as the area celebrates a special milestone with a programme of events which will spill into the streets.

Bright new street art is in honour of Bobbi-Anne

A THOUGHT-PROVOKING mural has been created to remember the life of a Leigham teenager whose life was cruelly taken four years ago.

Drug use contributed to lorry driver's death

A HGV lorry driver with a history of heart problems and substance abuse died four days after having a stent fitted and discharging himself from hospital, an inquest heard. David John Sleep was discovered \"clearly dead\" by a friend staying at his home in Launceston on February 14 last year.

College rated 'good' but improvements needed

SPECIAL NEEDS STUDENTS NEED MORE SUPPORT

Illegal vapes and tobacco are seized

ALL BUT ONE OF 14 SHOPS HAD ILLICIT GOODS

The countryside is for everybody

LIVING on a working farm in the tranquil Kent countryside, far away from the chaos of showbiz, gives JLS band member and 2024 Strictly finalist JB Gill the space to reflect and recharge.

Dubois destined for Usyk insists Warren

BOXING PROMOTER Frank Warren insists IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois remains on track for a rematch against Oleksandr Usyk.

Williams won't take part in BNP Open

TENNIS VENUS Williams will not play at the BNP Paribas Open, the tournament revealed.

PM promises sanctions to put pressure on Putin

SIR Keir Starmer has promised sweeping sanctions to heap pressure on Russia and get President Vladimir Putin \"not just to talk, but to make concessions\".

Who will benefit from a mayoral referendum?

I AGREE with Gillian Wright's letter about wasted money by councils and the government.

Sale of new homes will fund more

A NEWLY-built housing estate is being sold by Plymouth City Council for £4m so it can reinvest the money in constructing more homes.

Brilliant Carr hits 26 points in fine win for Raiders

PLYMOUTH Raiders recorded back-to-back wins for the first time this season after seeing off Bracknell Cobras on a day full of firsts for the club.

Guess The Year: When postal workers were on strike and colour TV was expanding

THE Herald reported that postal workers were on strike, and there were long queues outside the motor taxation office at Devonport.

AirPods can be hearing aids

PEOPLE in the UK are now able to use their Apple AirPods Pro as hearing aids.

County may go from 11 councils to three

A PROPOSAL about how Devon could be reshaped in the biggest overhaul of local government in 50 years looks set to suggest the county should have three councils.

Edwards expected to be back for Hull clash

THE long absence of club captain Joe Edwards from matchday duty as a player for Plymouth Argyle is nearly over, head coach Miron Mus- lic has confirmed.

The old tale of Little Red Riding Hood has had many versions

\"GRANDMOTHER, what a terrible big mouth you have!\" \"All the better to eat you with!\"

In court...

WHILE the debate goes on and on over the new 20mph zone in Stoke, there are some who are still being caught out by the current 20mph speed limit on Old Laira Road.

Anguish after pregnant Robyn 'never woke up'

A PLYMOUTH man whose pregnant girlfriend went to bed and didn't wake up is now looking to help others after experiencing the \"worst\" anguish.