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In this issue

May 15, 2025

Councillor who quit Labour joins Lib Dems

PLYMOUTH'S first openly trans councillor has jumped ship to the Liberal Democrats just days after leaving Labour. Dylan Tippetts resigned from the Labour Party last week accusing it of “throwing transgender people under the bus\".

1 min

Planting yields Tree City of the World recognition

URBAN FORESTS' ACCOLADE DESPITE ARMADA WAY FELLING

Planting yields Tree City of the World recognition

3 mins

Evans denies claims council is at risk of bankruptcy

FINANCES ARE 'WELL MANAGED'

2 mins

Third Labour councillor quits after PM's speech

PM'S 'ISLAND OF STRANGERS' A DISSERVICE TO COMMUNITY

2 mins

UK tourists warned to be wary of holiday scams this summer

UK tourists have been urged to research deals before booking trips, after over £11 million was lost to holiday fraud in 2024.

1 min

Fishing minister lured in bid to boost city's industry

TALKS TO KEEP PLYMOUTH FISHING DESPITE BLOWS

2 mins

Bikers roll in to welcome the return of hit rock musical

A PARADE of bikers roared past Theatre Royal Plymouth on Monday to hail the arrival of the award-winning show Bat Out Of Hell - The Musical, which is running until Saturday.

Bikers roll in to welcome the return of hit rock musical

1 min

Incredible espionage tale coming to the city

OPERATION MINCEMEAT HAS WON STACKS OF AWARDS AS MUSICAL

2 mins

Travellers used park 'as a toilet'

RESIDENTS' DISGUST AFTER FAECES LEFT

2 mins

Sea change for city wall via artwork

A DULL and forlorn stretch of wall along a Plymouth street has been brightened up thanks to inspiring marine artwork of young people.

1 min

Court: Menendez brothers are now eligible for parole

ERIK and Lyle Menendez will have a new chance at freedom after 35 years behind bars for murdering their parents, a judge has ruled.

1 min

Israeli strikes escalate

ISRAELI air strikes have pounded northern and southern Gaza, killing at least 70 people, including almost two dozen children, according to local hospitals and health officials.

1 min

Assisted dying Bill 'violates UN rights of disabled people'

DISABLED people are to argue the Westminster assisted dying Bill violates their rights under a United Nations convention, claiming they have been ignored in the debate.

2 mins

DWP ‘must look after’ vulnerable claimants

A LEGAL duty to look after vulnerable people claiming benefits must be introduced at the Department for Work & Pensions (DWP), a group of MPs say.

1 min

PM: Tories are facing 'brain-dead oblivion'

THE Tory Party is sliding into “brain-dead oblivion”, Sir Keir Starmer has said, as his trade deals with India and the US were dismissed as “tiny tariff” agreements.

PM: Tories are facing 'brain-dead oblivion'

2 mins

PM: Tories are facing 'brain-dead oblivion

THE Tory Party is sliding into “brain-dead oblivion\", Sir Keir Starmer has said, as his trade deals with India and the US were dismissed as “tiny tariff” agreements.

PM: Tories are facing 'brain-dead oblivion

2 mins

Messages on defence need reinforcing

LAST week's VE day commemorations were moving on several levels, chief among them the fact that the number of individuals particularly combatants who played a part in World War II is now tiny and VE Day 80 is probably the last significant wartime anniversary for which any of them will still be with us.

3 mins

Unrestricted access to the UK has to be halted

IN the first four months of 2025, 11,000 migrants crossed the Channel to the UK. A large proportion were single adult males. Last year, 4,000 migrants turned out to be Iranians.

3 mins

MORE THAN A NEW HOME

Becoming the owner of one of Regency Living's beautifully designed, high-quality, residential park bungalows, could make the next chapter of your life the best yet.

1 min

Refresh and renew

Breathe new life into interiors with designer Kelly Hoppen's tips for simple updates. LUCY ROBINSON finds out more

1 min

LOADED question

With barbecue season upon us, do not let your trusty dishwasher fail you, says SAM WYLIE-HARRIS

2 mins

It's Chelsea time again

GET SET FOR A 2025 SHOW THAT WILL BE PACKED WITH UNUSUAL AND INTERESTING CONTENDERS

It's Chelsea time again

2 mins

Task and you shall receive

THE small group of complainers who have called time on this series have clearly never watched it or have no sense of humour.

1 min

No smoke without ire

MAGA crowd put the tiff in Pontiff as new American Pope angers them by rejecting Trump's worldview

2 mins

Draper runs out of road in Rome

British number one Jack Draper was knocked out of the Italian Open as Carlos Alcaraz showed his quality under pressure to reach the semi-finals.

Draper runs out of road in Rome

1 min

Hollie to take charge of final

RUGBY UNION Hollie Davidson will become the first female official to take charge of a European Professional Club Rugby final when she referees the Challenge Cup clash between Bath and Lyon.

Hollie to take charge of final

1 min

Numbers not a Major issue for Mcllroy

Rory Mcliroy has no plans to “burden” himself with victory targets and is determined to enjoy achieving everything he dreamed of following his memorable Masters triumph.

2 mins

Fleetwood fends off the 'bombers'

TOMMY Fleetwood insists Quail Hollow is not simply a “bomber’s paradise” as he bids for a maiden major title in the 107th US PGA Championship.

Fleetwood fends off the 'bombers'

2 mins

City to host wheelchair rugby event

THE first tournament of the GBWR Allied Mobility Wheelchair Rugby 5s gets underway on Saturday with Plymouth the only UK city to be represented by two clubs.

1 min

Plymouth divers looking good ahead of Nationals

PLYMOUTH Diving took a strong team of 14 divers to compete at the South East Regional Age Group event in Southampton.

2 mins

Earley thankful to fans as he bids farewell to Argyle

SAXON Earley has admitted his time at Plymouth Argyle did not end the way he wanted it to but that he had still enjoyed his time with the club, writes Chris Errington.

Earley thankful to fans as he bids farewell to Argyle

1 min

Does the appointment of Randle mean Muslic is staying with Argyle?

FOX IN AS HEAD OF FOOTBALL OPERATIONS, A NEW HEAD OF RECRUITMENT THAT MUSLIC KNOWS WELL, BUT WHAT NEXT FOR THE PLYMOUTH ARGYLE HEAD COACH?

3 mins

Gamble resigns as Ivybridge boss

IVYBRIDGE Town manager Wayne Gamble has rocked the club after handing in his resignation at the conclusion of their first season in the Western League.

1 min

Hillson one of three new signings made by Plymouth Albion

PLYMOUTH Albion have confirmed the signing of George Hillson, a rising star of Devon rugby, ahead of the 2025/26 National One season

2 mins

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