The Herald - April 19, 2025
The Herald - April 19, 2025
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April 19, 2025
Step into The Legends Lair for fantasy gaming
EPIC battles and duels are taking place in Plymouth right now in a new 'lair' set to excite the city's gaming enthusiasts.
2 mins
'Reviewer' asked for £750 from business
A FOOD influencer who has spoken glowingly about venues in Plymouth has sparked a storm after businesses revealed he can charge up to £1,500 per visit without disclosing on his social media pages that he has been paid.
5 mins
Referendum date set for mayoral election
PLYMOUTH is set to go to the polls this summer to vote on whether to have an elected mayor. A referendum, estimated to cost £410,000, is expected to take place on Thursday, July 17.
2 mins
A celebration of dance, delicious food and the arts
STERTS Arts and Environmental Centre will be hosting a family-friendly celebration of \"dance, food and the arts\" this Easter Monday.
1 min
Young footballers gift Easter eggs to hospital units
THE coach of two Plymouth junior football teams has given Easter eggs to mental health inpatient units with a personal motivation for the gesture.
2 mins
MP in campaign to make bathing season longer
A CAMPAIGN has been launched for an extended bathing season at Devil's Point and Firestone Bay by a local MP. Luke Pollard, the MP for Plymouth Sutton and Devon-port, has launched a petition to take to the government to give swimmers better peace of mind.
1 min
Stricter rules on vehicles in newly revamped roads
PLYMOUTH city centre's newly regenerated Old Town Street and New George Street are to be pedestrianised with stringent restrictions on vehicles using them.
2 mins
JD Vance in Italy for talks
US vice president JD Vance has arrived in Rome for meetings with the Vatican's second in command and Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni, fresh off the Italian leader's visit to the White House a day earlier.
1 min
Brits among the dead in cable car tragedy
TWO British tourists have died ina cable car crash near Naples.
1 min
'Influencers fuel school misogyny'
SOCIAL media influencers such as Andrew Tate are fuelling an increase in misogyny and sexism in schools, teachers have suggested.
2 mins
Rubio hints US may 'move on' from Ukraine peace bid
MARCO Rubio has hinted that the US could abandon Russia- Ukraine peace talks after a meeting in Paris that David Lammy said underscored the \"shared commitment to global security\".
2 mins
President 'expecting September UK visit'
DONALD Trump has suggested a date for September is being set for him to meet the King in Britain.
2 mins
Brothers on 'Life in the Shadow of the Krays'
Australia. Ray said the new book contains key stories including the siege of Moresby Road, after Ronnie shot George Cornell in the Blind Bagger pub, and how the Krays went to David's house for 18 days hoping to lay low until the heat from the Cornell shooting had cooled.
1 min
Climate change inaction will only lead to disaster
IN his recent column, 'Hardly the right way to save the planet, Philip Bowern seeks to defend the leaders in the fossil fuel industry, but he shouldn't. He says they are the \"bosses of businesses engaged in making a product that is still essential\" when it's even more essential that we rapidly reduce our reliance on oil and gas.
3 mins
Christ's eternal message of hope
MY family and I love our city. In recent weeks with the sun shining, the city seems to have awoken from wintery slumber, the Hoe full of picnic-ers, conversations buzzing across the Barbican, the Sound's almost Mediterranean waters, trees are blossoming, and from Roborough to Mount Wise yellow daffodils and Spanish bluebells emerge from the soil. Our city and gardens are coming to life.
1 min
McPhee wants Parkway to end season with a bang
They travel to Walton & Hersham today and then entertain relegationthreatened Frome Town at Bolitho Park on Monday (both 3pm kick-offs).
3 mins
Huge win was a fitting end to exciting season at Brickfields
WHAT a fabulous way to see out this season's home campaign, winning 59-0 against Esher last Saturday. We have one game left at Sale FC next week, but no matter where we are in the table, nothing will change the fantastic season we have had.
1 min
Late heartbreak as Argyle beaten
RED CARD FOR EDWARDS AMID PENALTY AGONY
5 mins
Argyle and Sheffield Utd charged by FA over tunnel fracas
PLYMOUTH Argyle and Sheffield United have both been charged by The Football Association over the tunnel fracas following their Championship match at Home Park last weekend.
1 min
I don't think I could live without kimchi
UNTIL fairly recently, the jars of pickles many of us came into contact with most were the gigantic ones on the counter at the chippy, afloat with whole boiled eggs like specimens in formaldehyde. Or the gherkins in a McDonald's Quarter Pounder...
2 mins
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