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In this issue

April 22, 2025

Fire crews battle all night to save houses

AN investigation has been launched after firefighters worked all night to bring a huge blaze near a new housing development under control and stopping it from spreading to other properties.

1 min

Burst water main sparks chaos across wide area

THOUSANDS of homes and businesses across Plymouth and West Devon were left with little or no tap water yesterday, after a burst water main sparked chaos.

2 mins

'I'm back to my old self'

Raj Gil has never been the kind of person to sit back and let life pass her by. \"I'm a social person and have always been very active,\" says Raj, 51, from Glasgow. But when she began getting pains in her feet, she became sedentary and gradually piled on the pounds.

1 min

A Plymouth boy's Blitz survival story

\"MY mother gave me a street wash - which was a face wipe with her apron,\" recalls Peter Chapman, his voice still carrying the weight of that final goodbye. It was the afternoon of April 22, 1941, and that simple motherly gesture would be the last memory six-year-old Peter had of his mother before German bombs fell on Plymouth, forever changing the course of his life.

A Plymouth boy's Blitz survival story

3 mins

Rachel sheds over six stones

'I DID IT IN HONOUR OF MY LATE BROTHER'

Rachel sheds over six stones

1 min

Meet the proud Gen Z bakers

MALE-RUN BAKERY IS PROVING A HIT

Meet the proud Gen Z bakers

1 min

Brilliant end to concert series

BAROQUE GROUP'S RECITAL ENJOYED BY 90 IN CHURCH

Brilliant end to concert series

1 min

'Outstanding' nursery is praised by Ofsted

A NURSERY in Plymouth where children \"flourish\" and make \"rapid progress\" has been judged outstanding across the board by Ofsted, following an inspection in March.

'Outstanding' nursery is praised by Ofsted

3 mins

World pays tribute to Pope

POPE Francis has been hailed by the UK’s religious leaders, the King, and the Prime Minister as a voice for the poor and the marginalised, as they paid tribute to the pontiff following his death on Easter Monday.

World pays tribute to Pope

3 mins

Anniversary trip to Mull for royals

THE Prince and Princess of Wales will spend their 14th wedding anniversary this year in Scotland, celebrating rural communities.

Anniversary trip to Mull for royals

1 min

Councils lose third of staff since 2012

COUNCILS across England and Wales have lost almost a third of their staff over the past decade, according to new research.

Councils lose third of staff since 2012

1 min

Transphobia threat to all who seek equality

WOMEN are still oppressed. On a global level, women suffer systemic abuse as second-to-fifth-class citizens or slaves, their burden of service denying choice, autonomy or agency.

2 mins

Royal visits to Plymouth's aerodrome

A COUPLE of weeks ago, in a piece accompanying a couple of aerial 'Then & Now' images of Roborough aerodrome, I managed to suggest that the member of the Royal family who opened the airport in 1931 was Prince George, the Prince of Wales.

Royal visits to Plymouth's aerodrome

3 mins

Guess The Year: Where to place Second World War memorials was attracting a range of local opinion

THE Herald wrote: “Within an hour of the unexpected news in the House of Commons last night of the proposed extension of the Royal Navy Memorial on Plymouth Hoe, Mr HM Medland, Drake's Labour member, was in conference with the Minister of Defence in the Lobby.

1 min

Depicting a past great storm

THIS engraved and hand-coloured print was donated to the city’s art collection in 2007 and was created from an original painting by an artist called WJ Huggins.

2 mins

Hell of Hollywood star's ancestors

HOLLYWOOD actor and former Spiderman Andrew Garfield admits he’s “an easy cry’, which makes him the perfect celeb to go ancestry hunting.

Hell of Hollywood star's ancestors

1 min

Plymouth junior Harding underlines his star potential

PLYMOUTH schoolboy Reggy Harding is making waves in the world of kickboxing after becoming a world and double British champion at the age of 11.

Plymouth junior Harding underlines his star potential

1 min

Divers seal places for European event

AN eight-strong team of Plymouth Divers took part in the British Junior Elite Championships, which doubles up not only as the highest level of national competition for this cadre of divers, but also as the selection trial for the Junior European Championships this June in Greece.

2 mins

Pilgrims keep alive their hopes of a Great Escape

Mustapha Bundu scored two goals and also had an assist for Ryan Hardie as the Pilgrims followed up their recent 2-1 victories over Norwich City and Sheffield United at the Theatre of Greens with an excellent all-round performance.

Pilgrims keep alive their hopes of a Great Escape

5 mins

Parkway beaten by Frome

PLYMOUTH Parkway slipped to a disappointing 3-0 defeat to Frome Town in their final home game of the Southern League premier Division season

Parkway beaten by Frome

1 min

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