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In this issue

May 05, 2025

Travellers in two new encampments

Council chiefs will return to work tomorrow to find they have to deal with two more unauthorised encampments at sites across the city.

1 min

Lib Dems and Reform share election spoils

SOUTH HAMS VOTES LIB DEM, WEST DEVON TURN TO REFORM

1 min

Contaminated recycled 'may lead to fines'

EXPERTS have warned millions may be risking fines for accidentally contaminating their recycling - and many don't even realise they're doing it.

1 min

Local record label digs up more hidden gems

EARLY EFFORTS BY THE SWEET AND THE STATUS QUO

2 mins

Developer's £16m plan for Royal William Yard

URBAN SPLASH BORROW CASH TO FUND FURTHER DEVELOPMENT

Developer's £16m plan for Royal William Yard

3 mins

Council workers' early start to clear Barbican

COUNCIL workers were out bright and early yesterday to ensure the Barbican was tidy and ready for more Bank Holiday Weekend visitors after a night of celebration - and commiseration - by football fans.

Council workers' early start to clear Barbican

1 min

New pitches offer sports facilities for community

STOKE DAMEREL COLLEGE UNVEIL THREE NEW SURFACES

2 mins

Rebecca's solo voyage featured by travel gurus

Rebecca Hall has featured in a list of solo travellers compiled by Lonely Planet

1 min

Hitting the heights against all the odds

PARACLIMBER AIDED BY BERGHAUS INITIATIVE

2 mins

Council's '26 years of failure'

Ahead of a city-wide referendum which is confirmed taking place on July 17, the 'yes' campaign say a mayor is essential for our economic future

Council's '26 years of failure'

5 mins

Trump post offends Catholics

UNITED States President Donald Trump has shared an artificial intelligence-generated image of himself dressed as the Pope on social media, prompting controversy among Catholics.

1 min

Putin's nuclear hopes

RUSSIA'S President Vladimir Putin has said the need to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine has not arisen - and he hopes it will not.

1 min

Children arrested after death

NORTHUMBRIA Police have said that 14 children aged between 11 and 14 have been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter, after the death of a boy following a fire in Gateshead.

1 min

Eight arrests made after plot probes

EIGHT men have been arrested in two separate counter-terrorism police investigations.

1 min

Staff at Reform-controlled councils urged to join union

THE head of the UK’s biggest union urged staff at Reform UK-controlled councils to sign up, after Nigel Farage warned workers to seek “alternative careers”.

Staff at Reform-controlled councils urged to join union

1 min

Scottish Tory doesn't see 'appeal of Farage'

THE leader of the Scottish Conservatives has said he does not understand the appeal of Nigel Farage.

1 min

Reform pose 'real threat to Labour'

REFORM UK is “a real threat” to Labour and is being treated as a “serious opposition force” after the party's successes in local elections, Wes Streeting has said.

Reform pose 'real threat to Labour'

2 mins

Bags of hope to help patients in need

A FEW weeks ago, I had an email from a lady asking if I would be a patron for a new charity starting up in Devon, called CHEMOtivation.

2 mins

Sad to see Mount Gould care centre has closed

IT was with sadness I read in today's Herald of the closure of the Short Term Care Centre at Mount Gould Hospital, where I was a patient in 2023. It is a superb facility and the care and physiotherapy I received greatly aided my return home.

4 mins

FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY

PAY A VISIT TO A NATIONAL TRUST PLACE NEAR YOU THIS HALF TERM

FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY

2 mins

Why does our hearing get worse as we age?

AN AUDIOLOGIST GIVES US THE LOWDOWN AND OFFERS SOME EXPERT ADVICE

2 mins

Ways you can cut the cost of monthly phone bills

If you're looking to tighten up on spending, your mobile phone contract can be a great place to start.

Ways you can cut the cost of monthly phone bills

1 min

How to choose the right cover for your holiday

WITHOUT THE RIGHT INSURANCE, YOUR TRIP COULD TURN INTO A COSTLY AFFAIR, SAYS CAMILLA FOSTER

How to choose the right cover for your holiday

2 mins

New coin for VE Day anniversary

Commemorative coins honouring VE Day are being launched by the Royal Mint, to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War.

1 min

MARTYN JAMES

Beware summer swindles: My guide to the latest cons

2 mins

Thirst rate

MARION MCMULLEN CHECKS OUT THE BEST NEW BOOZE HITTING THE MARKET

1 min

Keep schtum to win

MAKE some noise... or rather, keep quiet... yes, it's another game show.

1 min

FEAR AND LOATHING in town centres

PUBLIC ORDER CRIMES INCLUDING VIOLENCE, DRUNKEN DISORDERLY AND THREATENING BEHAVIOUR

FEAR AND LOATHING in town centres

2 mins

Transmission accomplished

Alexandra Palace officially opened 150 years ago. MARION McMULLEN finds how Ally Pally became the birthplace of BBC TV

Transmission accomplished

3 mins

Morriarty try sends Saltash into semi's

JAY Morriarty's last-gasp try was the match-winning moment in A 29-22 victory over Frampton Cotterell that put Saltash into the last four of the Papa John's Counties Cup.

1 min

Cornwood open their campaign with a win

CORNWOOD reined in North Devon before too much damage was done to get the Premier Division season up and running with a six-wicket win.

Cornwood open their campaign with a win

5 mins

Devon are forced into changes

DEVON have been forced to make three changes to a winning line-up for the National Counties Trophy tussle with Oxfordshire at Abingdon today,

2 mins

Striker Hardie is named as Argyle's player of the year

RYAN Hardie has won Plymouth Argyle's 2024/25 Player-of-the-Year award after finishing the season as the club's top scorer with 12 goals in all competitions.

1 min

Muslic is refusing to be drawn on his future

PILGRIMS BOSS HEADS HOME TO SPEND TIME WITH HIS FAMILY

3 mins

Argyle fare well as they bid farewell to Championship

HERE are the player ratings of Herald Sport's Argyle reporter Chris Errington from the Pilgrims' 2-1 defeat by Leeds United at Home Park.

3 mins

BACKROOM CHANGES

GOODWIN THE LATEST TO DEPART HOME PARK

2 mins

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LanguageEnglish

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