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New pastoral suite at college helps students' mental health

A NEW space designed to support the mental health and wellbeing of students has opened at City College Plymouth, as part of a partnership with Livewell Southwest.

Royal Navy enhances its drone defences

SHOOTS DOWN DRONE FLYING AT 100'S OF MILES AN HOUR

'Stabbing' closes city primary school road

ROAD CORDONED OFF AFTER APPARENT KNIFE ATTACK

Fears homes will make 'Plympton pong' even worse

FLOOD OF OBJECTIONS OVER 200-HOME DEVELOPMENT BID

Remembering one of city's greatest heroes

WITH SWORD IN ONE HAND, HE PULLED THE BAYONETS FROM HIS BODY WITH THE OTHER AND CONTINUED THE FIGHT...

Farke has never known such a dominant display

LEEDS United manager Daniel Farke felt his side were in 'total control' as they brushed aside Wayne Rooney's Plymouth Argyle side with ease, winning 3-0 at Elland Road.

Depleted Argyle can't lay a glove on dominant Leeds

PLYMOUTH Argyle's away day woes plummeted to new depths on Saturday where they were totally outclassed by a merciless Leeds United at Elland Road, who cruised to a 3-0 win in the Championship.

Henderson happy with a point after a six-goal thriller

TAVISTOCK manager Stuart Henderson was content with a point, despite watching his side throw away leads on three occasions in their 3-3 draw with Didcot Town.

Parkway remain deep in trouble as Merthyr show no mercy at Bolitho

PLYMOUTH Parkway were unable to build on their midweek win over Wimborne Town as high-flying Merthyr Town ran out 4-2 winners in the Southern League Premier Division.

Labour MP 'faces abuse and racism almost every day'

A LABOUR MP has said she faces \"extreme\" abuse, including racism, almost every day.

Badenoch promises 'hard truths' for the party and country

KEMI Badenoch said she will tell \"hard truths\" to both the country and her party as she began her first full day as Tory leader.

Thousands march for clean water

CHRIS Packham has criticised the Government for not mentioning climate or nature in its Budget during a protest march against water pollution.

Knifepoint raids see 'dangerous' offender jailed

MAN WHO ADMITTED TO TWO ROBBERIES GIVEN 12 YEARS

Nepalese restaurant is going for a hat-trick

SHORTLISTED AGAIN AT ASIAN CURRY AWARDS

Zero hygiene for 'Trattoria'

A PLYMOUTH restaurant has received a zero hygiene rating and been told that \"urgent improvement is necessary\".

Couple aiming to drive Coxside motor firm forward once more

HUSBAND AND WIFE REOPEN CITY GARAGE

Neglect case leads to ban for city dog owner

TWO ANIMALS WERE KEPT IN UNSATISFACTORY CONDITIONS

New cafe is Joanna's answer to coffee deficit

WOMAN WHO HAD NOWHERE TO SIP STARTS NEW OUTLET

'Duchy rentals fail to meet legal standard'

A NUMBER of rental properties owned by Prince William fail to meet the minimum legal energy efficiency standards for landlords, it has been revealed.

Bourne brings slice of 1930s tavern life to Plymouth

MATTHEW Bourne's awardwinning The Midnight Bell is coming to Theatre Royal Plymouth (TRP) as part of a UK tour, it has been announced.

NO FREE HIT FOR ARGYLE

ROONEY IS TAKING HIS PILGRIMS TO ELLAND ROAD TO WIN

Divers make a splash with impressive start to season

PLYMOUTH Diving made an impressive start to the season at their first competitive meet weekend.

Argyle praised for keeping the faith with Wayne Rooney

WHILE the outlook remains uncertain for Wayne Rooney amid Plymouth Argyle's onfield inconsistencies, former Pilgrims stopper Graham Stack is confident the club is making good decisions at all levels.

Man in court on driving charges

A MAN has appeared in court charged with a number of motoring offences after a car crashed in a residential street in Plymouth.

Government's alcohol consumption revealed

THE Government consumed more than 5,500 bottles of wine and spirits in the past two years, new figures have shown.

Teen who murdered ex gets life

A TEENAGER who stabbed his 15-year-old ex-girlfriend to death in the street has been detained for life with a minimum term of 17 years.

Floods leave 205 dead

THREE days after flash floods swept through several towns in Spain and killed at least 205 people, the initial shock was giving way to anger, frustration and a wave of solidarity yesterday.

'Proceeds of crime' cash aids city divers

REINVESTMENT OF PROCEEDS USED FOR NEW EQUIPMENT

Career day aimed at boosting confidence

ADVICE AND INSIGHTS TO LAND A JOB

Butcher Geoff is keeping the old traditions alive

A PLYMOUTH butcher who has been in the trade for more than 50 years, having started at the tender age of 14, says his shop is still going strong.