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Vet's warning as Lily saved twice

RESCUE DOG SWALLOWED STONE FROM OWNER'S GARDEN

Bid to find 'prehistoric Janners' burial ground

VOLUNTEERS ARE ie PREPARING FOR S EXC VATION WORK

Ellie's latest artwork is perfect finish

A PLYMOUTH school's new Performing Arts Centre has had a facelift thanks to the work of an award-winning local artist, writes Tom Cunningham.

Retail magnate getting on his bike in charity bid

PLYMOUTH retail magnate Chris Dawson is getting back on his motorcycle at the age of 72 to race a former world champ and raise £100,000 for charity.

Litter pickers find stolen war medals

CARING GROUP HOPE TO REUNITE THE ITEMS WITH THE RIGHTFUL OWNER

Govt drops oil field defence 'to save money'

THE Government has said it will not challenge judicial reviews brought against developments for the Rosebank and Jackdaw offshore oil and gas fields in the North Sea, in order to ‘save the taxpayer money.’

Homeseekers matched with homes

PLYMOUTH homeseekers are being ‘matched’ with properties following the completion of a new housing development. All the homes are for social rent and let through local housing list Devon Home Choice.

Whittaker bid was 'laughable'

WAYNE Rooney has described the offer for Morgan Whittaker from Championship rivals Burnley as \"laughable\".

Pilgrims to jet off on international duty

BRENDAN GALLOWAY, CONOR HAZARD AND BEN WAINE CALLED UP TO REPRESENT COUNTRIES

Maisie ready for a top-class Games!

DOUBLE Paralympic swimming champion Maisie Summers-Newton hopes to remain dish out a lesson to her rivals in Paris after qualifying as a primary school teacher.

Winter fuel help cut 'first big mistake'

LIBERAL Democrats leader Sir Ed Davey has said his party will attempt to block the Government’s proposed move to end the winter fuel allowance to some pensioners, describing the move as the new administration’s ‘first big mistake.’

Closer EU ties sought

SIR Keir Starmer has said he discussed his plans to reset relations with France and the European Union as a whole during talks with France’s President Emmanuel Macron in Paris.

Pub bosses slam plans for outside smoking ban

PUB industry bosses and brewers have criticised reported plans to ban smoking in beer gardens, as part of a drive to improve public health.

Landlords out going with a bang at city pub

SEYMOUR ARMS TO CLOSE IN ONE WEEKS TIME

Taste of America at burger business

A NEW Plymouth waterfront burger joint has opened, offering authentic American-style smash burgers made with locally sourced ingredients.

Plymouth to the Antarctic - and back

GLOBAL SAILING RACE WILL BE MASSIVE EVENT FOR CITY

City man thanks clinic for fixing eyesight issue

ROB, 64, WAS IN DANGER OF LOSING HIS DRIVING LICENCE

Drivers are unhappy at traffic snarl-ups

A PLYMOUTH road has become a “trap” as drivers are getting “stuck in a circle of chaos”.

'Restructure' of removals firm leaves creditors to saddle debts

COLLAPSE OF SUBSIDIARY HITS COMPANY

TV executive is embracing life in disabled sport

PARALYMPICS COVERAGE BY CHANNEL 4 IS JOE'S DAY JOB

Sailing charity aided by £2k donation

A DEVONPORT-based youth and disability charity has received a donation from Yorkshire Building Society Charitable Foundation after being nominated by colleagues from the Plymouth branch.

Your chance to see under Tamar Bridge

EVER wanted to walk directly beneath the road deck of the Tamar Bridge? Now is your chance.

ROONEY RUES LACK OF GOALS

HEAD COACH SAYS PILGRIMS MUST START TO CREATE MORE CHANCES

Argyle well beaten in tame Carabao Cup exit

PLYMOUTH Argyle saw their attempt to reach the third round of the League Cup for the first time since 2007 end in a 2-0 defeat by Championship rivals Watford at Vicarage Road on Tuesday night.

I got it wrong, says a tearful Raducanu

A TEARFUL Emma Raducanu was feeling “sad” as her wait for a first win at the US Open since her memorable 2021 triumph goes on.

Inheritance tax hike could be on cards

CHANCELLOR Rachel Reeves has declined to rule out an inheritance tax hike, after the Prime Minister warned of a ‘painful’ Budget in October.

Weapon policy stands

PRIME Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Germany’s Chancellor Olaf Scholz have said there are ‘no new decisions’ from either the UK or Germany as regards to the use of weaponry donated by both countries to Ukraine.

Sex offender jailed for historic assault

DONALD VAN MALE SENT TO JAIL FOR SEX ASSAULT ON YOUNG GIRL

New base for boules enthusiasts

NEW PETANQUE TERRAINS BUILT

Memorial night for Mike, who 'died too young'

WALKABOUT QUIZ, RAFFLE AND KARAOKE EVENING