£350k will be spent on car park refurb
Plans to spend hundreds of thousands of pounds to refurbish a Plymouth car park have been given the green light by city councillors.
Work will start over the summer to revamp Western Approach car park.
£350,000 will be spent on introducing a pay on foot system, new lighting and CCTV system.
The Theatre Royal and Regent Street multi-story car parks have already been modernised.
It's claimed the investment will 'pay for itself' - the refurb should be completed in september.
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- Nurse accused of misconduct
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- Nurse to face misconduct hearing
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- City council negotiating with potential buyers for Pavilions
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- Councillors to discuss possible toll increase on Tamar Bridge
- Volunteers take part in cycle ride fundraiser for the RNLI
- British Fireworks Championships to stay in Plymouth for next six years
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- Plymouth at centre of new marine energy park
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- Dartmoor visitor numbers soar after 'War Horse' release
- Taxi driver jailed for crossing death
- Work to start on West Hoe apartments in April
- More than 20 jobs lost as motorbike showroom shuts
- Communities Secretary Eric Pickles in Plymouth
- Tom Daley's Mum to run marathon for Brain Tumour Trust
- Chief constable of Devon and Cornwall Police leaving
- Policy on sex establishments had to be changed, say council
- Uni applications up despite hike in fees
- Significant drop in number of people on dole
- Court hears Thomas Haigh threatened to shoot Plymouth drug dealer three weeks before alleged crime
- City council to force firm to clean up Southway shopping centre
- Senior naval officers to lose jobs, say MOD
- Court told Plymouth man murdered last year was working for criminal gang
- Plymouth pole dancing instructor criticises new sexual entertainment policy
- Roadworks hitting some Pennycomequick businesses
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- James Brent offers fans twenty per cent stake in club
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- Controversial block of flats at West Hoe approved
- Work to remove illegal fishing net from HMS Scylla will take longer than thought
- Double murder trial starts
- Controversial apartment block plans go back to planning
- Non emergency 101 number rolled out
- City councillor defects from Tories to UKIP
- 1 in 5 Plymouth children living in poverty
- Waterfront businesses consulted on BID proposals
- Four rescued after canoe capsizes
- Campaigners step up fight against incinerator
- 'Finishing touches' made to £19m transport scheme
- Plymouth residents encouraged to visit local libraries
- A Plymouth nightclub is to close permanently
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- Man rescued from house fire in Crownhill
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- Plymouth Albion shareholders to meet with board over financial situation
- Plymouth councillors to give views on Sherford in coming months
- Commuters face problems due to strong winds
- Locals warned to avoid illegal money lenders
- Boundary commission to publish recommendations for Plymouth in the New Year
- Improvements to Devon roads discussed
- Busy year for city charity providing debt advice
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- City Council reminds residents to recycle over festive period
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- Homeless get Christmas dinner
- Plymouth Airport closes
- Campaigners say fight goes on against incinerator
- City planners decide whether to give incinerator the go ahead
- Plymouth taxi driver convicted of causing death of pensioner by dangerous driving
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- Defence outlines case as taxi driver accused of causing death by dangerous driving
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- Police Authority 'unaffordable', say Taypayers' Alliance
- Academy plans to build new primary school
- Incinerator could 'exacerbate' life expectancy differences in city, say campaigners
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- Former police officers launch legal challenge over job losses
- Council hopes to avoid further redundancies
- Plymouth sub returns for Christmas
- High speed winds cause damage to city
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- British Art show draws to a close
- Plympton accident causes problems for commuters
- Family of murdered Cornish woman pay tribute to her
- South Western ambulance service first to use new drug
- Proposals for Drakes Island go on display
- Plymouth MP concerned about Chancellor's announcements on public sector pay
- Plymouth businesses await Chancellor's Autumn statement
- Crack down on loan sharks in Plymouth
- Rail links need rethink, says local MP
- 'Occupy Plymouth' protest bankers' bonuses
- Hoteliers call on city council to keep register office on Hoe
- Devonport struggling to fund events after regeneration company ends
- South West Water profits up
- Campaign group acknowledges it's unlikely to prevent airport closure
- Labour criticises city council plans to spend almost two million on refuse trucks
- Graham Dawe's replacement to hold press conference today
- Plymouth Albion sack boss Graham Dawe
- Pregnant women particularly vulnerable to domestic violence, according to Devon and Cornwall Police
- oncerns grow for missing Plymouth man
- Visitor plan aims to boost tourism in Plymouth
- Plymouth marine injured in Afghanistan works to help others
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- Jobs to go at Plymouth papers
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- Controversial phone mast plans go before city planners
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- Two more unions in favour of co-ordinated strike action
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- Anti-greed protesters continue to 'Occupy Plymouth'
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- Reduction in free parking at Derriford hospital to be considered
- Tributes for Plymouth born lorry driver killed in M5 crash
- 29 Commando receive Afghanistan medals
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- Man dies in Tavistock crash
- Number of dead remains at seven following M5 pile up in Somerset
- Anti social behaviour related to Bonfire night drops in Plymouth
- Businesses to be balloted on Waterfront BID plans
- Psychiatric nurse accused of having relationship with patient
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- Plymouth Argyle out of administration
- Barbican gasworks due to come an end
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- Argyle almost saved
- Deal struck between Argyle administrators and James Brent
- Consultation launched on whether nuclear subs should be dismantled in Plymouth
- Rest of 42 Commando due home soon
- Disruption to rail services as train hits tree
- 00 more Plymouth marines return home
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- Campaigner urges Derriford Hospital to ask public to raise funds for cyberknife
- Work to complete Argyle deal continues
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- Argyle fans hopeful takeover deal will complete today
- Public inquiry over Plympton footpath
- Controversial Plympton link road plans back before city planners
- Rogue traders 'under reported', according to Trading Standards
- Poppy appeal aims to raise £1m
- Plymouth warship named Navy's new flagship
- Air rescues could be delayed if Plymouth airport closes
- City council approves purchase of Home Park
- Hundreds of objections submitted on proposed cycle track at Plymbridge Woods
- City council set to vote on buying back Home Park
- Winter road provisions addressed by council
- Ambulance bosses defend decision to consider merger
- £4.5m bid to improve transport in Dartmoor
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- More Plymouth gunners return home
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- Man found dead in Honicknowle
- Men jailed for Whitleigh shooting
- Men convicted of Plymouth armed robbery to be sentenced today
- Decision on incinerator will still be taken three days before Christmas
- More school places needed in Plymouth
- Council accused of 'burying' incinerator decision
- South West Planning Director for English Heritage wants the Civic Centre conserved
- Shaugh Prior parish council fails to submit its annual return
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- Argyle prepare to celebrate 125th anniversary
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- English Heritage defend decision to list Civic Centre
- Plymouth heads likely to strike, say NAHT
- Torpoint bus services 'at risk' as cuts made
- Council bosses to discuss buying Home Park
- Campaigners against sea front apartments call for public inquiry
- Reduced opening hours come into force at Devon libraries
- Summer Festival hailed as 'massive success'
- Impact of defence cuts still unclear
- Progress made in sale of Argyle
- Flying school to leave Plymouth
- Sherford development could get underway in 2012
- City labour supporter gives his take on Miliband speech
- Trade holding up in Plymouth
- Tough outlook for Plymouth students
- Major roadworks haven't had impact on business, says Saltash businessman
- Fans' trust hopeful Argyle takeover will be done by mid October
- Field gun heritage celebrated with opening of museum
- Football fans unite in support of Argyle's fight for survival
- Council planning procedures must change, says campaigner
- Respects paid to Plymouth Royal Marine killed in Afghanistan
- Controversial Hoe apartment block plans go to council
- Tributes paid to Royal Marine killed in Afghanistan
- Unions 'won't back down' over pension reforms
- City pub's license reviewed by council
- Tamar Bridge officials say teething problems are resolved
- Argyle captain appointed as 'caretaker manager'
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- More major roadworks for Plymouth
- Peter Reid leaves Plymouth Argyle
- 40 firefighters tackle pallet blaze
- British Art Show launches in city
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- Man rescued from Plymstock care home after gas leak from fridge
- Fleet racing continues in America's cup world series
- Thousands of Plymouth public sector workers could strike
- New constituency could link North Devon and North Cornwall
- Decision due on toilet charges in Plymouth
- Thousands watch preliminary America's cup races
- Major resurfacing work due to take place on Tamar Bridge
- Man dies in crash in Leigham
- America's cup racing begins
- More protests over planned incinerator
- America's Cup competitors prepare for first race tomorrow
- Argyle fans welcome administrators' invite to new bidders
- Fans Trust claim new bids have been made for Argyle takeover
- Body of Plymouth marine to be flown home
- Two in court over biker death
- Local MPs clash over NHS reforms
- Four in court for Exeter Street disorder
- Proposed Efford traveller site is unsafe, say campaigners
- Shoppers could be charged to use public toilets
- Teaching unions say they hope to avoid further strikes
- Get the takeover deal completed now, say Argyle fans
- Unions hold protest to save region's last Remploy factory
- Tavistock community day could benefit rural residents, say organisers
- Argyle fans call on administrator to break silence
- Couple cut off by tide at Whitsands winched to safety
- Key Argyle players could pull out of match in protest
- Tributes for Plymouth marine killed in Afghanistan
- Police urge women to stay safe after sexual assault near Union Street
- Marine killed in Afghanistan due to be named
- Motorcylist dies following crash on Manadon flyover
- Marine killed in Afghanistan
- Argyle fans hoping deal will be finalised today
- Controversial deal on council overtime pay due to come into force this week
- Argyle fans cautiously celebrate news that funding for deal in place
- Devon lifeguards prepare for busy Bank Holiday
- Administrator assures fans money is in place to buy Plymouth Argyle
- D-Day for Plymouth Argyle, say fans
- Controversial plans for new homes given go ahead
- Ex Argyle vice chair fears liquidation
- Record GCSE results for Plymouth schools
- Unison threaten council with legal action
- Permanent traveller sites get go ahead
- Plymouth Airport to close in December
- Plymouth man caught up in polar bear attack released fron hospital
- Council decide fate of airport
- Marine killed in Afghanistan laid to rest
- Motorcyclist killed in Mannamead crash
- Publishing factory winding down operations
- Campaigners target major chain over tax
- Bretonside open week early
- TJ Hughes closure is another 'blow' to Plymouth, say traders
- Playgroup selling off equipment to fund redundancy
- Record A-level pass rates for some Plymouth schools
- Northamptonshire firm wins title at Fireworks Championships
- City council to exclude union from overtime negotiations
- Plymouth fails in bid to become enterprise zone
- Argyle deal still due to complete on Friday
- Argyle bidder due to provide more money today
- New Fastnet record set
- Argyle bidder has until tomorrow to provide money for staff wages
- Argyle fans question administrator once again
- Retailers given advice about staying safe in light of recent rioting elsewhere
- Police anticipating 'normal weekend' in Plymouth following riots across England
- Argyle administrator assured money is coming as staff asked to defer wages again
- Marine killed in Afghanistan to be flown home
- Argyle court order thrown out, say sources
- No disturbances in Plymouth overnight, say police
- Argyle need to sell players, says administrator
- Plymouth polar bear victims stable
- City route reopen after fatal collision
- Motorcyclist killed in accident at Manadon Roundabout
- Two Plymothians flown to Derriford hospital after polar bear attack
- Devonport-based naval ships due home
- Tributes paid to Plymouth marine killed in Afghanistan
- Medical staff to cycle from Plymouth to Lands End over weekend for charity
- Investigations underway after major fire at Lee Mill factory
- Funeral of Plymouth soldier to take place
- Investigation ongoing after man found hanged in prison cell
- Plymouth teachers need more help to deal with abusive pupils, according to unions
- Plymouth MP calls for more efficient procurement of equipment for armed forces
- Devon schools have highest number of pupils abusing teachers
- Olympic torch prototype on display
- Crackdown on 'chuggers' to start next month
- South East Cornwall MP reassured over future of HMS Raleigh
- Results of Devon and Cornwall's drink drive crack down revealed
- CCTV footage released of Sutton Harbour arson
- Man dies following serious accident near Callington
- Stalemate over city council overtime pay
- Unions will not talk with city council this weekend over pay deal
- Torpoint's Mayor concerned by rumours about HMS Raleigh merging with Naval college at Dartmouth
- Two unions refuse to sign deal with city council to lose overtime pay
- Navy says no decision taken on whether to merge HMS Raleigh and Britannia Royal Naval college
- Learners' pool closed temporarily at Central Park
- More strikes on cards, say public sector unions
- No immediate plans to pull down Pavilions, say council
- Last commercial flight departs from Plymouth
- TV chef restaurant plans go to council
- Review launched into school bus fares
- Tom Daley to mark one-year countdown to Olympics
- Man hit by van on A38 southbound
- Missing man found safe and well
- £350k will be spent on car park refurb
- Search underway for missing man on Dartmoor
- Man charged after stabbing in Peverell
- Former Plymouth nurse faces misconduct hearing
- Love our parks: message to Plymothians
- Two men appear in court in connection with double murder
- Man badly burnt after paraffin lamp explodes on board yacht
- Man appears in court today charged with double murder
- Anti-incinerator campaigners say they won't give up
- Second man charged in double murder investigation
- Plymouth born soldier killed in Afghanistan described as man of 'fearless bravery.'
- Derelict former Plymouth school to be pulled down
- Badger cull to be piloted
- Two bodies found in double murder investigation
- Death of 21 year old man not being treated as suspicious
- Plymouth MP says she hasn't given up on airport yet
- Plans submitted for new waste plant at Lee Moor
- Man charged in connection with double murder investigation
- Families of sailors on HMS Ocean angry at not receiving operational allowance
- Holiday Inn fitness complex reopens after fire
- Body and van found in double murder investigation
- Excavations continue in double murder investigation
- Fight to save Brixham coastguard should continue, says MP
- Air southwest to stop all Plymouth flights
- Brixham coastguard station to close
- Coastguard plans due to be announced
- Woman dies in house fire
- Murder investigation launched after two men go missing
- Firm behind plans for South Hams incinerator to be given more time to work on application
- Some city council workers to be balloted over industrial action
- Police join demonstrations over pay
- Libraries could have hours reduced
- Universities given go ahead to charge maximum tuition fees
- Hundreds of soldiers to parade through city
- MP calls for hospitals to save more money
- North Prospect regeneration making progress
- Argyle chairman claims emails hacked by News of the World
- Smart ticketing to be launched across South West
- Former bidder launches private investigation into Argyle administration process
- Environment Agency looks into incinerator proposals
- Inquest begins into death of Plymouth teenager
- MP calls for newly launched vessel to be based in Plymouth
- Former Plymouth builder jailed for sexually assaulting children
- Stress taking its toll on Plymouth teachers
- Strikes disrupt dozens of Plymouth schools
- One hundred homes could be built at airport site
- Teachers and public sector workers prepare to strike
- Retailer administration not all 'doom and gloom' for Plymouth
- Fans question Argyle administrator at packed meeting
- Police investigate serious sexual assault on Plymouth pensioner
- Armed forces minister praises Plymouth personnel
- Administrator to meet with Argyle fans
- 281 posts to go at Derriford Hospital
- Plymouth teachers preparing for strike
- Argyle chairman says preparations underway for next season
- Final goodbye for scrapped Plymouth frigate
- Plymouth headteacher meets School minister's department
- Plymothians can still have their say on planned incinerator.
- Two hundred thousand pound payment due to Argyle from mystery consortium
- Man appears in court accused of raping teenage girl
- Armed Forces week launches in Plymouth
- Argyle fans' trust call for urgent summit over administration process
- Plymothians pay tribute to local marine killed in Afghanistan
- Waterfront BID 'undemocratic', says landlord
- Plymouth marine killed in Afghanistan laid to rest
- GP consortium ahead, says board member
- Marine killed in Afghanistan to be laid to rest
- Sutton Harbour announce 'significant losses'
- Protected species delays North Prospect regeneration
- Argyle fans to meet administrator
- Diver dies after rescue from shipwreck
- Give us more time, say residents near incinerator site
- Plymothians named on honours list
- Pay Argyle staff now, say Fans' Trust
- More disruption for Plymouth motorists
- Compensation advice to be given to barbican businesses
- Taxi driver accused of causing death of pensioner
- Rob Daley is laid to rest
- Residents near incinerator site still angry at plans
- Council could take on city assets for £1
- Plymouth unions vote on impact of cuts
- Fourth Plymouth marine killed
- Sports day on Plymouth Hoe for disabled
- Conference marks centenary of Captain Scott's expedition to the Antarctic
- Fire at derelict Plymouth school
- Argyle administrator insists Irish consortium are still on board
- Initiative leads to dozens of new business start-ups
- Sub almost ready to deploy after major refit
- Respects paid to Plymouth marines killed in Afghanistan
- Hospital Radio gets top voluntary award
- Devon drugs gang jailed
- Barbican businesses need more help, says waterfront partnership
- Plymouth house prices below national average
- Cornwall College sets tuition fees for 2012
- Marines died helping 'secure stability of Afghanistan'
- Tom Daley's father Rob dies after fight against cancer
- Free summer swimming launched
- Fire Unions say they will not agree to proposed new shift system
- Thirty million pounds of funding for Devon and Somerset's broadband
- Peter Ridsdale to be Argyle's new owner
- Derriford Hospital meeting needs of elderly patients
- Plymouth service personnel seize bomb making material in Afghanistan
- Argyle administrator meets football league today
- Fire service to conduct further talks on proposed shift changes
- Woman sustains neck injuries after crash on A38
- Lord Mayor's Day celebrated in Plymouth
- Fans' trust says decision to change Argyle squad understandable
- Argyle will not renew contracts of several players
- Man who raped Plymouth woman on New Year's day jailed
- New Year's Day rapist to be sentenced
- Changes to police force from today could mean more crime, say unions
- Plymouth-based marine killed in Afghanistan repatriated
- Former Plymouth nurse will have to be supervised, says NMC
- Olympic torch to pass through Plymouth
- City service personnel need more financial help, says Royal British Legion
- Plymouth children of service personnel given own ceremonial flag
- Devon's probation service rated average
- Reopening mine could create hundreds of jobs
- Plymouth based marine killed in Afghanistan named
- Police officers think cuts will lead to more crime
- More disruption for city motorists
- Local dancers take centre stage on TV competition
- Thousands set off on ten tors challenge
- Business leaders want to maximise impact of Americas cup
- Former Plymouth teacher banned for two years for misconduct
- Flying school bosses call for airport to be saved
- Argyle fans ask for answers from club's bidder
- Derriford hospital to shed posts in bid to save thirty one million pounds
- First Great Western insists decision not to renew current franchise won't damage services
- Plymouth's liberal democrats apologise to voters
- Barbican traders meet to discuss gasworks
- 29 commando complete first month in Afghanistan
- Search to continue for missing Plymouth woman
- Plymothians say 'no' to alternative vote
- Secret bidder signs deal with Plymouth Argyle
- Argyle creditors in crucial meeting with administrators later
- Man to be sentenced for attempted murder of Larry Speare's wife
- Labour take five seats from Tories in local elections
- Local elections get underway
- Trade unions gearing up for strike action
- More potential Argyle bidders come forward
- Another police enquiry desk closes
- Next phase of Barbican gasworks begins
- Plymouth Argyle to be demoted
- Mayday tradition to be celebrated in South East Cornwall today
- Collection of Royal Wedding memorabilia on display
- Plymothians protest cuts and incinerator in 'MayDay march'
- Policing's stepped up in Exeter for Argyle's visit
- The Barbican Jazz and Blues Festival starts today
- Plymouth celebrates the Royal Wedding
- Plymouth Airport to close
- University plans to charge maximum nine thousand in fees
- Plymouth will remain home to type 23 frigates
- Plymouth marines take over in part of Helmand province
- Small businesses in Plymouth experience a challenging few months
- Extra police on patrol over the bank holiday period
- City representatives of the National Union of Teachers attend national conference
- Body found in Millbrook
- Details of Plymouth Argyle 's debts are revealed
- St George's day celebrations in Plymouth
- Airport job cuts 'understandable' says chamber
- Blitz services mark 70th anniversary
- Three Plymouth schools to get revamp
- Argyle administrator hopeful creditors will sign agreement
- Former headteacher sentenced for sexual assaults on children
- Budget cuts restrict domestic violence service, say officials
- Plymouth search and rescue pilot preparing for royal wedding
- Former Plymouth headteacher to be sentenced for sexual assaults on children
- HMS Cumberland returns to Plymouth today
- Final day to vote for Plymouth landmarks for new Monopoly board
- Crime down in Devon and Cornwall as job cut details revealed
- Americas cup team visit Plymouth to plan route
- Number of unemployment benefit claimants falls in Plymouth
- Paul Buttivant not in running for Argyle
- South Devon MP calls for Brixham coastguard to be modernised rather than closed
- Westcountry woman continues campaign for specialist radiotherapy machine at Derriford
- 42 commando leave for Afghanistan
- Irish consrtium enters race for Plymouth Argyle
- Barbican businesses open as usual
- Tanning salon ban for under 18s
- Accommodation for injured troops goes to planners
- Argyle negotiations continue
- Reassessment for receivers of incapacity benefit
- Water bills may not come down until 2013
- Major gas main work starts on Barbican
- Impact of cuts not yet clear for Plymouth's naval personnel
- Devon businessman leads race to takeover Plymouth Argyle
- £1m euromillions ticket bought in Plymouth is still unclaimed
- Youth justice system needs volunteers
- Radiotherapy machine at Derriford is needed now, say campaigners
- Westcountry woman campaigns to buy cyberknife
- New scheme allows parents to check up on those who could harm children
- HMS Campbeltown sails into Plymouth for final time
- Sale of registry office and Pavilions up for discussion
- Tombstoners targeted under new police powers
- A thousand Plymothians join national protests against cuts
- Carers meet to discuss closure of respite centre once again
- Work starts on £30m regeneration of North Prospect
- Derriford bosses to decide if new equipment is 'affordable'
- Lecturers strike against pension proposals
- Budget could bring help for SWW customers
- £750,000 could be spent on road improvements in city
- Incinerator campaigners hold AGM
- Administrators to address Argyle fans
- Local music talent compete for recording contract
- Chief executive of Plymouth city council earns more than £170 000 per year
- University and college lecturers to strike
- Argyle fans await news on preferred bidder
- Extent of online abuse of teachers in South West revealed
- Argyle bidders have until midday to make their move
- Unions to be balloted over cuts in pay for city council workers
- Fire in Greenbank being treated as suspicious
- Laira Rail bridge could be restored
- Coastguard consultation extended
- New church opened by Argyle chaplain
- Thousands to protest Brixham coastguard closure
- New directors needed for Argyle, says Ridsdale
- Argyle donation investigated
- Job cuts at Plymouth Argyle
- Bus cuts could impact city's economy, says city councillor
- Work begins on link road between Plympton and Plymstock
- Plymouth Argyle administrators to meet with city council
- Hunt for Plymouth Argyle buyer underway
- Local historian shares controversial research about Blitz
- Plymouth Argyle go into administration
- Plymouth Argyle appears in court.
- Community centre could be closed by June
- Pay cut for police is 'attacking remaining officers'
- Urgent care services to be scrutinised by councillors
- Police team launches website to combat serious and organised crime
- Computer glitch means hundreds told they don't have a secondary school place
- Ten million pounds worth of cuts approved by city council
- Plymouth medics prepare for Afghanistan
- More than ten million pounds of cuts could be agreed by Plymouth city council
- Man electrocuted while walking near Plymouth
- Harriet Harman to speak in Plymouth
- Plymouth frigate rescues Britons stranded in Libya
- Derriford hospital addresses swab mistakes
- Water bills to increase
- Building site bomb safely detonated in sea
- Unexploded device found on Barbican
- Axed Citybus services are losing over half a million pounds a year
- Incinerator decision is called-in
- RFA Fort George sails for final time
- Proposals for Plymouth solar farm 'at risk'
- Argyle has ten points deducted and moves a step closer to administration
- Argyle's board discuss options for future of club
- Permit holders struggle to find parking spaces, according to Lib Dem
- Man falls to his death from crane
- Police discuss possible fifty million pound cuts to budget
- Plymothians asked to have their say on how neighbourhoods should change
- Argyle fans demonstrate in city centre
- Argyle live to fight another day
- Plymouth Argyle in court over unpaid tax
- Peter Ridsdale says Argyle's survival depends on Japanese directors
- Retrial ordered for Whitleigh shooting case
- Ridsdale says Argyle's financial situation was amongst worst he had seen
- Argyle fans vote for supporters' trust
- Argyle fans hold supporters' trust meeting
- Man arrested in Plymouth after threatening to harm himself
