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Coast Path staircase is to undergo renovation

ROYAL WILLIAM YARD FACILITY HAS BATTLED BAD WEATHER

'Why I'll be voting for the Assisted Dying Bill'

MP FRED THOMAS EXPLAINS WHY HE'S IN FAVOUR OF IT

Acting police chief suspended over allegations

'I UNDERSTAND COMMUNITIES MAY BE CONCERNED'

Dream wedding at last for Karen

CITY NURSE WALKS DOWN AISLE AFTER LOSING LEGS TO SEPSIS

Customers told: 'Buzz for Booze!'

Shoppers at Plymstock's Morrisons store may have been surprised at finding the Christmas spirit a bit harder to reach than usual - with a special button to 'buzz for booze'.

Council opts to stick with election policy

PLYMOUTH City Council is to retain its annual election system - despite the public favouring a change to once every four year elections.

GIBSON IS TROUBLED

PERSISTENT THIGH INJURY FORCES DEFENDER TO SIT IT OUT

Furious Rooney admits: 'It can't carry on'

WOEFUL PILGRIMS THRASHED 6-1 BY A RAMPANT NORWICH CITY

Guardiola sorry for self harm comment

PEP Guardiola has insisted he did not want to make light of issues of self harm after comments about a cut on his nose on Tuesday night.

Henderson frustrated as naive Tavi get beat

TAVISTOCK manager Stuart Henderson cut a frustrated figure after seeing his side go down to a 3-2 defeat at Bashley in Southern League Division One with the inexperience of youth costing them dear.

Goodwin and Cox enjoy super win over defending champions

IN the mixed, there was a top of the table clash when Alison Goodwin and Alex Cox played last year’s winners Fiona Crutchley and Nick Haley.

Car makers are facing challenges - minister

THE problems facing car manufacturers as they shift to electric vehicles are not confined to Stellantis, Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds warned after the Vauxhall owner announced plans to close its Luton plant.

Ready meals 'rip-off' Six held in terror probe

POPULAR UK restaurant chains may be “misleading or even ripping parents off” by serving ready meals and ultra-processed menus to children, according to a study.

Death of mum and son in avalanche 'tragic accident'

A MOTHER and son caught in an avalanche in the French Alps while skiing were killed in a “tragic accident”, an inquest has heard.

Lebanese start to return home amid ceasefire

A CEASEFIRE between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah appears to be holding.

Online taxi firms welcomed

LOCALS MOSTLY APPROVE BUT CABBIES ARE CAUTIOUS

Councillors give backing to Gables

PET SANCTUARY SEEKS DEAL FOR LAND

Council fight to retain post office

BID TO KEEP MUTLEY BRANCH

Napoleon's gifts to be auctioned

PISTOLS WERE PRESENTED OFF PLYMOUTH

Suspended police chief still on full £200k pay

CRIME TSAR ‘FRUSTRATED' AS NO CHARGES YET MADE

Christmas joy is provided by generous shoppers city

KIND-HEARTED shoppers have delivered some early Christmas joy to residents at a Plymouth dementia care home.

A brilliant show which is set to carry on resonating

ALMOST a million horses were sent from Britain to France during World War One, and only 62,000 were to return from the horrors of the battlefield during those years.

Darts world stunned by the death of Cornish

FRIDAY darts is usually a celebration of the best darting talent in the city but a cloud emerged over the Plymouth City Super League Division A fixtures with the passing of Pete Cornish during match play.

Argyle's away day woes continue with another heavy hammering

PLYMOUTH Argyle suffered a humiliating 6-1 defeat by Norwich City at Carrow Road after a totally inept defensive display. Even by the low standards the Pilgrims have set on their travels in the Championship this season, which has seen them heavily beaten at Sheffield Wednesday, Cardiff City and Leeds United, this was an absolute shocker from Wayne Rooney's side.

Root salutes his mentor Thorpe

JOE Root hopes England and New Zealand can provide a \"humdinger\" of a series in honour of the late Graham Thorpe and Kiwi great Martin Crowe.

Every LITTLE bit of help can have a HUGE impact

BRITAIN'S biggest retailer is known for its slogan Every Little Helps, which encapsulates how tiny things add up to make a big difference. And as the number of people experiencing food poverty and hunger in the UK grows, the heroic efforts of customers and staff are felt where help is needed most.

Halfords reveals predicted impact of Budget measures

THE aftermath of the Labour Government's first Budget continues, with Halfords announcing it expects a £23 million impact due to tax increases.

Liquidators appointed for city architects' firm

AWARD-WINNING Plymouth architecture company ADG has appointed liquidators.

Peer warns of impact of 'dying bill' on courts

A FORMER Lord Chief Justice has said that \"no-one has grappled with the detail\" of the impact that assisted dying legislation could have on the court system.

Rod Stewart 'proud' to play Glastonbury legends slot

SIR Rod Stewart said he is \"more than able to take the stage again to pleasure and titillate\" as he was announced for the legends slot at Glastonbury next year.