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Western Morning News - August 25, 2025

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August 25, 2025

Demand for office space outside cities

A \"MOVEMENT\" of people wanting longer stays in places like Cornwall and Devon are pushing employers to open offices outside city centres, the boss of one of the world's biggest workspace firms has said.

1 mins

Temperatures to hit 30C before rain arrives

BANK Holiday temperatures are expected to soar to near 30C before the remnants of Hurricane Erin bring wind and rain.

1 mins

Thousands of pensioners overcharged on withdrawls

THOUSANDS of pensioners have claimed back more than £10,000 after being overcharged tax on their pension withdrawals, new analysis shows.

2 mins

Junction upgrade 'not a priority'

NATIONAL Highways has no plan to upgrade one of the busiest junctions on the A303 in Somerset, writes Daniel Mumby.

1 mins

Family of aid volunteer 'disappointed' by red tape

Woman, 69, reportedly killed by Russian drone strike in eastern Ukraine

3 mins

Railway rolls back the decades for a 1940s-inspired weekend of events

VISITORS are being invited to travel back to the fabulous forties when the West Somerset Railway's 1940s Weekend returns next month.

1 mins

Backlash over planned sale of park land

ALMOST 80 residents opposed Plymouth City Council’s plans to dispose of land in Central Park as part of the proposed sale of Pounds House - a move which a Labour councillor said was “setting a troubling precedent’

2 mins

Tributes to respected martial arts instructor who died, aged 79

A PLYMOUTH martial arts expert who trained city champions has died at the age of 79, writes William Telford.

1 mins

Transport hub work to start in new year

THE long-awaited construction of a new transport hub in Taunton town centre could finally begin by January 2026, Somerset Council has confirmed.

1 mins

Cooper, 12, is all shook up by invite to sing at Graceland

BRITAIN’S youngest Elvis tribute act has lived his dream - after performing at Presley's Graceland home in Memphis.

2 mins

Kayaker witnesses major cliff fall at beach

A DRAMATIC cliff collapse at a West beach popular with walkers was captured on video by a passing kayaker.

1 mins

Councils say beach tent chalets will be removed

TENTS will be removed from a former campsite on the Rame peninsula due to safety concerns.

2 mins

Plan to overhaul asylum appeals

PROTESTS have continued over the use of hotels to house asylum seekers as the Government set out plans for a fast-track appeals process to speed up the removal of people with no right to be in the UK.

2 mins

Electric car drivers enduring charging waits

TWO-THIRDS (66%) of electric vehicle (EV) drivers have had to wait more than 10 minutes at a public charging station for an available device, a new survey suggests.

1 mins

Community punishment laws to ease prisons crisis

NEW laws to restrict the use of short sentences and strengthen community punishments will be introduced within weeks.

1 mins

Bank holiday carnival atmosphere

COLOURFUL costumes, dancing and music have filled the streets of London for the Notting Hill Carnival.

1 mins

Call for ban on music played by passengers

BUS passengers could be banned from playing loud music under proposals to change the law set out by the Tories.

1 mins

Four Palestinians killed seeking aid as famine death toll rises

ISRAELI forces killed four aid seekers travelling on Sunday through a military zone south of Gaza City - an area regularly used by Palestinians trying to reach a food distribution point, a hospital and witnesses said.

1 mins

Russia accuses Ukraine of drone attack on plant

RUSSIA accused Ukraine on Sunday of launching drone attacks that sparked a fire at a nuclear power plant in its western Kursk region overnight, as Ukraine celebrated 34 years since its independence.

2 mins

'Older generation overlooked in society obsessed with young'

AUTHOR and television presenter Richard Osman has said society is \"obsessed\" with young people and that older generations are \"overlooked\" despite being \"incredibly wise\".

2 mins

Better hydration levels could aid long-term health – study

Researchers found that under-hydrated people produced more cortisol in stressful situations.

2 mins

Stop trying to keep up with the Joneses and speak out on what you want and can truly afford, advises CAMILLA FOSTER

TALKING about personal finances is so often a taboo, causing many of us to grit our teeth through financial stress while pretending everything is fine.

4 mins

Make some noise for loud budgeting

Stop trying to keep up with the Joneses and speak out on what you want and can truly afford, advises CAMILLA FOSTER

4 mins

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STACEY DOOLEY SLEEPS OVER

DOWN-TO-EARTH docu-series maker Stacey Dooley's 'sleepover' series is back for a sixth run.

1 mins

Al Shaham tipped for course hat-trick

L SHAHAM is difficult to oppose as he looks to maintain his unbeaten record and complete a course hat-trick in the British Stallion Studs EBF Ripon Champion Two Years Old Trophy today.

2 mins

Victorious Somerset remain in hunt for quarter-final place

SOMERSET remain in the hunt fora Metro Bank One-Day Cup quarterfinal after easing to a four-wicket run win over the Kent Spitfires at Canterbury yesterday, writes Fred Atkins for the ECB Reporters Network, sponsored by Rothesay.

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Mitchell is content after grand World Cup start by England

OHN Mitchell believes England lifted their intensity in the second half of Friday’s 69-7 opening Women’s Rugby World Cup win against the United States in Sunderland.

2 mins

Boateng pounces as Pilgrims bring losing streak to an end

TOM Cleverley thought Plymouth Argyle were good value for their first League One victory of the season, which came at the fifth time of trying, as they beat Blackpool 1-0 at Home Park on Saturday.

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Hamon says sorry as costly error condemns Gulls to defeat

TORQUAY United goalkeeper James Hamon took to social media on Saturday night to apologise for the error that cost the Gulls a National League South point at Horsham, where they lost for the first time this season.

2 mins

Caldwell rues slow start as Grecians go down to Cobblers

EXETER City manager Gary Caldwell admitted the Grecians gave themselves a mountain to climb after a dreadful start to Saturday's 2-0 League One defeat away to Northampton Town.

3 mins

Cleverley explains transfer targets

TOM Cleverley has his sights set on adding another midfielder to his Plymouth Argyle squad, now that the club have finally brought in a striker to wear their number nine shirt.

1 mins

England prop is aiming to be 'best in the world'

Bristol Bears forward relishes role in emphatic opening World Cup win over USA

2 mins

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The Western Morning News is a daily regional newspaper founded in 1860, and covering the West Country including Devon, Cornwall, Isles of Scilly and parts of Somerset and Dorset in the South West of England.