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Hoe's 'urban village' heritage to be protected

VISION FOR HOW THE AREA SHOULD GROW OVER NEXT 10 YEARS

Peninsula to get £4m upgrade to lure foodies

PLYMOUTH'S Mount Batten Peninsula is set to undergo a £4m transformation which will make it an attraction for food-lovers.

Sabine lands first RAF boxing title in nine years

THE first RAF national boxing medal for nine years has been claimed by a boxer from Plymouth. Corporal Jennifer Sabine, who is from Woolwell, emerged as the female under-50kg category winner at the England Boxing National Development Championships (EBNDC).

Perks off as Argyle are beaten by Robinesses

PLYMOUTH Argyle fell to an unfortunate 2-0 defeat to Cheltenham Town at Kimberley Stadium, in the FA WPL Premier Division on Sunday, with manager Ryan Perks sent off following a controversial second goal for the visitors.

Raiders maintain home record in friendly victory

IT WAS a hectic week in the world of the Plymouth Raiders, with the club having to pull out all the stops with Portsmouth Force being in National Cup action.

Nadal all poised for grand finale

Rafael Nadal will try to keep his emotions in check as he prepares for the final event of his professional tennis career.

Buttler wants to call on big guns

JOS Buttler has his fingers crossed Ben Stokes and Joe Root are keen on white-ball returns for England in a bid to get the “team back to where we want to be”.

Farmers to protest over inheritance tax

LARGE demonstrations by farmers were expected in London today as they fight to reverse \"absolutely unacceptable\" changes to inheritance tax.

Man jailed for arson threat on mosques

A FATHER-OF-FOUR who made a TikTok video threatening to burn down every mosque in Newcastle has been jailed for 20 months.

Starmer in call for 'respectful' ties with China

SIR Keir Starmer has said he told Xi Jinping he wanted “respectful” relations with Beijing as he became the first prime minister to meet the Chinese president since 2018.

Review into tree felling about to open

PANEL CHOSEN FOR INQUIRY'S INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATIONS

'Don't ever feel you're a nuisance'

CANCER SUFFERER SAYS GET CHECKED OUT

'Mystery' objects under car park are not ordnance

ITEMS UNDER LAND AT MILLBAY ARE \" DEEMED HARMLESS

Nightclub first in 11 years to lose its licence

A PLYMOUTH city centre nightclub has become the first in 11 years to have its licence revoked – after neighbours complained about noise and “chaos”.

Proposal for burial site on rural land sparks row

PLAN FOR MUSLIM BURIALS ON CALLINGTON FARMLAND

Locals slam 'ridiculous' plan for new homes

FURIOUS THAT ALLOTMENT GARDEN SITE IS AT RISK

Wanted: Cancer Champions for the community

ORGANISERS of a project which aims to support people in Plymouth affected by cancer is appealing for community ‘champions’ who can be there to provide vital advice – or just offer a listening ear.

PERFECT CANDIDATE

EDWARDS GIVES HIS BACKING TO RANDELL AS NEXT SKIPPER

Hall at the double as Parkway gain a point at Supermarine

CALLUM Hall's brace ensured that Plymouth Parkway returned from their Southern League Premier Division trip to Swindon Supermarine with a point following a 2-2 draw.

Prynn and Steer goals earn Tavistock a draw

TAVISTOCK manager Stuart Henderson praised his players for their performance, but felt they could have come away as winners from their Division One South trip to Malvern Town.

Services suffer a heavy loss at Taunton

DEVONPORT FAIL TO BUILD ON THEIR VICTORY OVER REDRUTH

New migration deals won't work - Tories

SHADOW home secretary Chris Philp has said \"Italy-style\" migration deals will not \"work as a deterrent\", as Transport Secretary Louise Haigh did not deny that the Government is negotiating with Libya, Tunisia and Kurdistan.

Farmers have been betrayed over tax - NFU

FARMERS are feeling \"betrayed\" about changes to inheritance tax, the farming union chief has said, but made clear that he does not condone halting supplies of food to supermarkets in protest.

Hezbollah official killed in rare air strike on Beirut

A RARE Israeli air strike on central Beirut has killed Hezbollah's chief spokesman, an official with the militant group said yesterday.

Probe into council deal still on hold

£72M ACCOUNTS SIGN-OFF STILL PENDING

Trust buys back its old school site

DAME HANNAH ROGERS TRUST WAS FORCED TO SELL IT IN 2019

Call to remove trees after fatal road crashes

CORONER CALLS FOR FULL REVIEW AFTER HEARING OF CONCERNS AT INQUEST

Family's tribute to Jean after 'accident' verdict

CCTV IMAGES SHOW CAR PARK WHEN THE HELICOPTER LANDED

Suzy takes on charity challenge in Iceland

'MOON WALK IS THE BEST THING I'VE EVER DONE'

SZUCS PRAISED

THE HUNGARIAN HAS BECOME A FIRST TEAM REGULAR