Aquarium relishes new popularity of activities

UPTAKE of behind-the-scenes activities at Plymouth's National Marine Aquarium has risen sharply since a documentary into the attraction was broadcast last year, according to one of its managers.

New houses are boarded up due to disputes

A NEW housing estate in south-east Cornwall has been left deserted and boarded up, due to planning disputes.

MoD says it 'won't pay' for bomb clear-up

MP TAKES UP CAMPAIGN TO SUPPORT KEYHAM RESIDENTS

FORCE OF NATURE

A PICTURE tells a thousand words, so goes the famous saying.

Vape loaded with Spice 'turned my 14-year-old into a monster'

A PLYMOUTH dad is on a crusade to rid the city of “zombie drug” Spice after his son “turned into a monster” after using it in a vape.

HOME IS WHERE THE PARK IS!

'PLAY THE GAME, NOT THE OCCASION' SAYS HOBBS

Bowers and Chadder finish season on a high

THE RBC Brewin Dolphin Mannamead Winter League season is almost coming to an end. A wet winter has played havoc with the fixtures but most of the matches have been played with some rearranged matches to be fitted in the final fortnight.

Hardie frustrated as Pilgrims toil on his landmark occasion

IT didn’t go the way he wanted it to, but as the boos rang out across Home Park following a disappointing 1-0 defeat to Preston North End last Saturday, Plymouth Argyle striker Ryan Hardie joined an elite band of players to have made 200 appearances for the club.

Schauffele over Sawgrass defeat

GOLF Olympic champion Xander Schauffele believes the best is yet to come in his career after narrowly missing out on the Players Championship title.

'Strong' Sabalenka to carry on playing

PAULA Badosa admits it will be “uncomfortable” facing best friend Aryna Sabalenka at the Miami Open following the death of the world number two’s boyfriend Konstantin Koltsov.

Electoral system is 'letting down voters'

A “FAILING” electoral registration system risks disenfranchising eight million voters at the next election and presents a threat to the rights of the British electorate, MPs have warned.

Hancock bid on libel case thrown out

FORMER Health Secretary Matt Hancock has lost a bid to have a libel claim brought against him by MP Andrew Bridgen thrown out by a High Court judge.

City fashion firm closed after falling into the red

FINANCIAL LIABILITIES PROVE TOO MUCH FOR MAKERS HQ

Green light for health centre

PLANNING GRANTED FOR DIAGNOSTICS HUB IN WEST END

Armada Way trees case is thrown out of court

JUDGE DISMISSES JUDICIAL REVIEW AT HIGH COURT

Officer 'abused position' by alleged rape of woman

JURY HEARS SERGEANT TOLD WOMAN: 'YOU HAVE NO SAY'

Rachael's new chapter spurred by health issue

A LIFE-threatening lung condition in pregnancy motivated a Devonport mum to fulfill her dream of writing and illustrating children’s books.

Mann hits top form in emphatic win for Octagan

JOHN Mann heard scores of a ton or more called no fewer than 16 times during Octagon's 10-1 win at Victory in the Plymouth City Super League Division A.

Henderson knows run of wins would propel Tavi up the table

TAVISTOCK manager Stuart Henderson has challenged his players to hit the 40-point mark sooner rather than later in Southern League Division One South ahead of tonight's clash with Malvern Town at Langsford Park.

Freddie's ready to start Hundred role

ANDREW Flintoff will get his first chance to make a mark on The Hundred as his Northern Superchargers side kick off the tournament's 2024 draft today.

Alternative rock

SARAH OVERTON DISCOVERS ANOTHER SIDE OF THE RUGGEDLY BEAUTIFUL VOLCANIC ISLAND OF TENERIFE

A fair deal and transparency - for all

FIRST off, the bad news. Bills for this year’s Council Tax have been dropping on to doormats in households across the region, with an increase in every part, from the council to the office of the Police and Crime Commissioner.

Hunt quizzed on cost plan for scrapping NI

JEREMY Hunt claimed Labour’s economic policy is a “black hole filled with platitudes”, as he faced calls to explain how scrapping National Insurance would be funded.

Quest to raise funds to protect SW Coast Path

CORNISH BREWING AND PUB FIRM PLAYS LEADING ROLE

Join Trevi's 'tribe' at city half marathon

RUNNERS INVITED TO JOIN CHARITY'S TEAM AT EVENT

Fairground museum to close down

RISE IN RENT MEANS 2024 WILL BE LAST YEAR FOR ATTRACTION

Services for children are on the mend

OFSTED RECOGNISES WORK. BUT IMPROVEMENT NEEDED

Civic Centre's rise and demise

PLYMOUTH LANDMARK HAS HAD TURBULENT HISTORY BUT SEEMS SET FOR NEW DAWN

'Thanks to running, my heart defect was found'

A PLYMPTON man is to take on a marathon three years after training for one led to his heart defect diagnosis.

TENANTS' SHOCK AT PLANS TO REBUILD HOMES

TENANTS AT SHELTERED HOUSING IN SHOCK’ AT PLAN TO REBUILD HOMES