Celebration as church is halfway to restoration

A SOUTH East Cornwall church is halfway towards its target to restore the historic building.

Philharmonic choir rise to the challenge

THE sheer delight of the audience at Plymouth Philharmonic Choir’s performance of Puccini’s Messa di Gloria and Rossini’s Stabat Mater was clearly evident from the standing ovation led by the Lord Mayor of Plymouth, Mark Shayer and Lady Mayoress, Mrs Samantha Shayer.

Two Easter bunnies need home!

INJURED MALE RABBITS LEFT AT WOOD-SIDE SANCTUARY

Hop on a free ferry to town's attractions

ENJOY A DAY OUT IN SALTASH AT HERITAGE PROPERTIES

Beth to retrace the journey she took with her late mum, Ruth

A DAUGHTER is walking 50 miles as a tribute to her mum while also raising funds for the Brainstrust charity.

Sanctuary staff aim to keep pair off Easter eggs

'BROODY LOVEBIRDS TOO KEEN TO MULTIPLY AIT WOODSIDE...

DOCKYARD FIRMS FINED £900K OVER WORKER'S FALL

DEVONPORT DOCKYARD AND CONTRACTOR KAEFER FAILED TO LEARN FROM INCIDENT TWO YEARS EARLIER

Easter can be make or break for Pilgrims

RELEGATION SCRAP INVOLVES SIX

Relationships are 'very inappropriate'

PLAYER-COACH DYNAMIC HAS TO BE SAFE, SAYS ENGLAND BOSS WIEGMAN

READY FOR ACTION!

BUT GLADIATORS STILL SEEK A NUMBER ONE

Pensions triple lock to stay, PM pledges

RISHI Sunak has assured the public that the pensions triple lock will remain in place throughout the next Parliament if the Conservatives win the general election.

Concern as NHS staff hubs close

NHS and social care staff face “patchy” mental health support across England, leading health organisations have said.

Bridge snaps after ship hit

A CONTAINER ship lost power and crashed into a major bridge in the US city of Baltimore early yesterday, causing it to snap and plunge into the river below.

Diners hail community pub grub

PUB SAVED BY COMMUNITY HAS LAUNCHED A NEW BISTRO MENU

20p charge to spend a penny at Looe toilets

BUT RESIDENTS CAN APPLY FOR CARD TO ACCESS FACILITIES

"Highly aggressive' hornet expected to invade the UK

SPECIES IS A PREDATOR OF HONEYBEES

Blue plaque for pioneer of earliest vaccinations

DR RICHARD DUNNING EVEN COINED TERM 'VACCINATION'

Primary school wins two awards

ST BUDEAUX SCHOOL AMONG THE HIGHEST PERFORMING’

Memorial service plan for 'Bud'

AN INQUEST HAS YET TO BE HELD INTO DEATH OF FATHER

City MP warned he could face jail

JOHNNY MERCER MUST HAND OVER WHISTLEBLOWERS' NAMES TO INQUIRY

Riverside pub reopens with new faces

A PUB next to the River Tamar and Mount Edgcumbe has reopened its doors, with new landlords at the helm.

City to stage pirate fun run

HUNDREDS EXPECTED TO JOIN IN FANCY DRESS

Tributes to missing teen Michael

FLORAL tributes have been left on Plymouth Hoe for a teen who went missing after swimming in the sea. 18-year-old Michael Oppong Yeboah went swimming with a group on Monday, March 18, before he disappeared.

Patriots beaten in a thriller at Pavilions

DESPITE a great performance at the weekend, the Plymouth City Patriots came up agonisingly short against a Leicester Riders team that simply wouldn’t quit.

Hobbs is desperate for Parkway to return home

PLYMOUTH Parkway manager Lee Hobbs feels the club have got to get back playing at their Bolitho Park ground to give them the best possible chance of survival in the Southern League Premier Division

Rice so proud to lead England at Wembley

DECLAN Rice will enjoy a “pinch me” moment when he captains England on his 50th appearance for his country in Tuesday night’s friendly against Belgium.

Murray furious as he bows out in Miami

Andy Murray raged at umpire Carlos Bernardes as he bowed out of the Miami Open following a dramatic three-set defeat to Tomas Machac.

Hartley: Life won't be the same for me

TOM Hartley believes his Test tour of India could be a “life changing” experience as he plots a path from international newcomer to England regular.

PM refutes nuclear 'catch-up' comment

THE Conservatives have overseen a “renaissance in the nuclear industry”, the Prime Minister has said after the minister in charge of the sector said the Government should have set out plans for its future “years ago”.

Calls for an overhaul of murder laws

THE mother of one of triple killer Valdo Calocane’s victims has joined calls for the Government to overhaul murder laws in the wake of the Nottingham attacks.