'Many thousands' will strike over pensions, say Unite
Many thousands of Plymouth public sector workers will join strikes on November 30th, according to Unite.
Yesterday the union joined many others in voting in favour of the walk out over pension reforms.
Unite says public sector workers shouldn't have to pay for the mistakes of bankers.
A provisional schedule has been planned for the day of action.
The NASUWT teaching union is due to announce the result of its strike ballot today.
- City prepares for arrival of Olympic torch
- Labour officially take control of city council
- Olympic torch will be carried and not driven over Tamar Bridge
- Plymouth academic to address UN conference
- Officers 'sacrificing time off' to police Olympic torch relay
- Creative free school plans presented to ministers
- 130 jobs lost as Plymouth charity set to go into administration
- Plymouth Navy medic to attend NATO summit after being awarded Military Cross
- Unemployment down in Plymouth
- Campaigners hope Labour leading council could help incinerator case
- Woman appears in court charged with murdering her partner near Liskeard
- Plymothians could be asked to buy shares in Airport if it reopens
- Plymouth needs child poverty strategy, says national charity
- Police unions to question Home Secretary
- Peninsula split is going ahead, says Dean of Plymouth side
- Thousands of teens complete Ten Tors
- Incinerator U-turn unlikely, says MP
- Ten Tors expedition gets underway
- South West no longer in drought
- HMS Montrose returns home from South Atlantic deployment
- Unions insist walk out will have an impact
- Thousands of Plymouth public sector workers walk out
- Local police march through London to protest against cuts
- Argyle fans wanted for new supporters' board
- ormer board member speaks out about appointment of new hospital Chair
- Plymouth MP wants referendum on House of Lords reform
- Officers challenge decision to force those with 30 years' service to retire
- Plymouth becomes one of fourteen local music education hubs
- Body found near Shaugh Prior
- Three resign after appointment of new board chair at Derriford Hospital
- Labour support Viable's plans to reopen airport
- Offender project trialled here to be rolled out
- Hospital needs to save around £22m
- Labour take control of city council
- Man says he's been waiting too long for details about his mother's medical care
- Polling stations open for local elections
- City based war ships to play vital role in Olympic security
- Midwife could lose job after she's caught drink-driving
- Proposed free school through to next stage
- Unions want more details on care home deal
- Government minister to open new department at university
- Universities still plan to split medical school
- Firefighters tackle electrical fire at city cinema
- Preliminary works continue on incinerator site
- Academic appointed to national dementia panel
- Campaigners want Airport land to be in public ownership
- Future of Union Street pub to be decided
- Unison angry at police official's 'attack' on PCSOs
- Campaigners against cycle track at Plymbridge woods 'closer to compromise'
- Plans for ash plant to deal with waste from Plymouth incinerator rejected
- Local bakers march against Pasty Tax
- Man rescued from Plymouth flat fire
- Man dies after being hit by a train near Ivybridge
- City council describes Taxpayers Alliance figures on management salaries as 'inaccurate and misleading'
- Argyle owners £83m takeover of Pavilions given go ahead
- Search for missing crew member of tug boat called off
- More than 250 posts shed at Derriford Hospital over last year
- Marine Academy's proposed Free School makes it through first round of process
- Argyle Fans' trust meet with James Brent to discuss twenty per cent stake in club
- Discussions about Argyle's GAS board continue
- Plymouth celebrates St George's Day
- Crime up by 3% across Devon and Cornwall
- GMB still concerned about finances of care home owners
- Rise in applications to detain locals with mental health problems
- Police crackdown catches dozens of speeding motorists
- Armed Forces Day baton passed to Plymouth
- Awards for city's inspirational young people
- Police highlight dangers of cyberstalking
- Peninsula medical school to get £1.6m
- Solar panels to be fitted to dozens of city homes
- Unions hit out at Taxpayers Alliance report
- Plymouth Argyle owner set to take over running of Pavilions
- South West declared drought zone
- £1.2m drug plot accused due in court
- Pension deficit of more than £200 million at Plymouth city council
- Deadline arrives for Plymouth and Exeter Universities to respond over medical school break up
- Campaigners against pasty tax urge people to lobby government
- Teaching unions concerned over regional pay proposals
- Devon police to join protest against review of pay and conditions
- Fears 'pasty tax' could lead to 20% drop in sales
- 50 arrests made in Plymouth police crackdown
- Money stolen from Pennycross shop in armed robbery
- Schools unlikely to afford own bus services, according to local head
- Time running out for Plymothians to register to vote in local elections
- Tourism bosses hoping for good summer as Easter bookings down
- Man arrested on suspicion of Devonport murder released on bail
- Falklands bound ship comes to rescue of yachtsman off Plymouth
- Bookings down at some Plymouth hotels this Easter
- Murder investigation launched after body found in Devonport
- HMS Plymouth set to be scrapped
- Advisory board set up for waterfront BID
- Unions to enter talks with fuel suppliers
- 871 sex offences reported last year
- Heart of South West LEP sets out business plan
- Warning over safety of bikers on roads
- Ban on child bus fares at peak times scrapped
- City awaits news on government grant to boost high street
- £300K young carers contract given to Barnardo's
- Charity marks birthday with name change
- City links with Titanic remembered
- HMS Argyll returns home
- Plymouth woman to get award for work raising awareness of asbestos related cancer
- Woman dies after falling from Tamar Bridge
- Centenary of Plymouth born Captain Scott's death marked around the country
- Landlords of Faraday Mill in administration
- Campaigners seek injunction to halt preliminary work on incinerator
- Three Plymouth primary schools to take on new pupils
- Biker dies following Plympton crash
- Campaign for improved rail services continues
- Defence secretary due to announce refit of HMS Vengeance will go ahead at Devonport
- Thousands flock to Life Centre opening
- Life centre opens to public, as anti-incinerator protest held outside
- Plymouth's Chief Superintendent backs Sobriety Orders
- More investment for Argyle
- Police to be balloted on whether strikes should be allowed
- Primary schools could take extra pupils to tackle shortage of places
- City's rail links are on government's radar, says business secretary
- £46.5m Life Centre officially opens
- Budget day: what's likely to be in it?
- Chief constable says neighbourhood policing to be hardest hit by cuts
- Controversial NHS reforms clear last hurdle in Parliament
- Fishermen welcome potential discards ban
- Police crack down on traffic offences
- Residents launch legal fight against incinerator
- Olympic torch route revealed
- Unions hit out at plans to scrap national pay rates
- Work continues on campaign to reopen airport
- Unions say health reforms are 'blatant privatisation'
- Former soldier who suffered spinal injuries in Plymouth to continue 2012 mile walk
- Devon unions argue against proposals for policing
- Net illegally dropped on HMS Scylla highlights wider issue, says aquarium
- Demand on city's foodbank up by a third
- RFA Argus put through her paces off Plymouth
- Plymouth olympic hopeful Kathryn Endacott to open sporting fair
- Skin cancer drug could one day be widely available
- Occupy vow to continue protest after eviction
- Derriford Hospital goes smoke free
- 950 people sign petition to reopen Plymouth Airport
- Residents near incinerator site needed for 'Community Trust'
- Memorial to those who died constructing Tamar bridge unveiled
- Fire at Plymouth's ski slope could be arson
- MP questions delay to sub refit
- Illegal net to be removed from wreck
- Fire destroys part of Plymouth's ski slope
- New scheme to help Plymouth children at risk of going into care launched
- Project to help children affected by domestic violence has supported more than 500 young people
- Sherford developers defend affordable housing levels
- Sherford gets final go ahead
- We Bought a Zoo gets Plymouth premiere
- MOD official in court over secrets breach
- 'We Bought a Zoo' gets regional premiere in Plymouth
- Sherford development goes back to planners
- New Lord Mayor announced
- Campaigners protest against NHS reforms
- Missing care home man found
- Environment agency give incinerator go ahead
- Firms to find out about BID projects next month
- Links found between 'pre drinking' and violent crime
- Plymouth firms vote yes to Business Imptovement District on waterfront
- Man's body found near Hoe
- BID result due to be announced today
- Campaigners urge environment agency to halt incinerator
- BID ballot result to be revealed on Monday
- Investigation launched into cash machine robbery
- Firefighters tackle blaze at farm
- Report published on controversial charity loan to Argyle
- Rise in number of cancelled operations at Derriford
- Plymouth man flies home after trial in Hungary adjourned
- Consultation on job losses at Pavilions continues
- Plymouth to host Paralympic flame
- Former Navy medic speaks out after refusing to attend weapons training
- Plymouth firms encouraged to apply in round 3 of Regional Growth Fund
- Businesses urged to use BID vote
- Local man in Hungary to face fraud charges
- Seven million pounds of savings approved by City Council
- Historic pharmacy collection sold off
- Council tax is frozen for 2012/13
- Plymouth misses out on rail consultation
- Students open pop-up shop
- City councillors set Plymouth's budget for next financial year
- First night of Phantom previews cancelled at Theatre Royal
- Argyle supporters' groups meet to discuss formation of new organisation to hold board to account
- Time Bank launches in Stonehouse
- Former Plymouth teacher gets suspended sentence for possessing indecent images
- Crew of HMS Somerset return home to 600 strong welcome
- Hundreds to welcome crew of Devonport ship home
- Police have CCTV of library vandals
- America's Cup 'generated £9m for Plymouth'
- Inquest into death of man after fall from crane
- Military Wives Choir still feel like winners, despite not winning Brit award
- Businesses invited to better rail link talks
- Inquest into death of Royal Marine due to be held today
- Inquest rules Marine's death was suicide
- 189 CCTV cameras watching Plymouth streets
- Proposed university technical college could move step closer
- Plans for 'befriending' service for Plymothians with dementia
- Woman made redundant by city council says approach could've been better
- Fire authority defends increasing allowances
- College helps students with studying costs
- Emergency services vote in favour of council tax increase
- Final day to have your say over whether nuclear submarines should be dismantled in Plymouth
- Unions call for proportion of council tax paid to Police and Fire service to be put up
- Personal care budgets flawed, says local carer
- 24 hours to have say on dismantling nuclear subs in city
- Campaigners want to save Cooperage
- Smeaton's Tower to be Repainted
- Support group for victims of domestic abuse may fold without more funding
- Cornish students studying in Plymouth miss out on new bursary
- Number of Plymothians on dole rises sharply
- Plans for university technical college at Parkside and major rebuild at Marine Academy continue
- West Devon borough council puts council tax up
- More than 80 jobs lost at city milk firm
- Residents claim plans for old Mount Batten restaurant 'inappropriate'
- Man sentenced to 35 years for double murder
- Man to be sentenced today for shooting two drug dealers
- Campaigners to meet city council to discuss reopening airport
- Council tax could go up to pay for emergency services
- Call for clearer policy on prayers at Plymouth City Council meetings
- Resurfacing works resume in Plymouth today
- Next phase of regeneration begins in North Prospect
- South East Cornwall MP calls for safety changes on fishing vessels following death of husband
- Orchestra of smartphones and Images from Antarctica part of Peninsula Arts Music Festival
- Inquest into death of MP's husband
- Campaigners frustrated as Hooe quarry homes decision delayed again
- Ex Argyle boss backs Redknapp for England manager
- Inquest into death of Plymouth marine
- Hooe quarry homes go back to planning
- Plymouth soldier 'killed unlawfully'
- 'Failings' in care given to baby boy at Derriford hospital
- Council's budget will aim to close £800,000 shortfall
- Man arrested over alleged racism
- Changes to advertising road closures could save council money
- Plymouth RNLI crews busiest in Devon
- Man dies at dockyard
- Man dies after falling from window
- Nurse accused of misconduct
- Two months of roadworks to start next week
- Plympton's library officially opens 4 years after fire
- Diver shares story of possible Lord Nelson find
- Plymouth has key role in Navy's future, says PM
- Nurse to face misconduct hearing
- Business leaders welcome government's transport proposals
- City council negotiating with potential buyers for Pavilions
- One day left to have your day on Devonport incinerator
- Woman released on police bail after fatal crash
- Woman arrested after biker dies in A38 crash
- Motorcyclist dies and multiple collisions cause chaos on A38
- Woman remains in hospital with life threatening injuries after teenager dies in crash
- 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
- Man found dead in Mutley
- North Prospect show homes open
- Police say fatal roads accidents down despite cut in staffing
- Dance Academy boss to appeal conviction
- Waterfront Partnership say BID will boost city's economy
- More protection needed for public woods, say Woodland Trust
- Waterfront BID plan launched
- City councillors give views on hospital foundation trust plans
- Second burial site found in double murder trial
- Bridge and ferry tolls could rise again
- Plymouth man dies after A38 crash
- Plymouth at centre of new marine energy park
- Marine Academy hold consultation on 'free school' plans
- No public inquiry into incinerator, says Communities Secretary
- 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
- South west energy park would benefit city massively, say city council
- James Brent offers fans twenty per cent stake in club
- Ghana's Olympic team to train in Plymouth
- New Argyle board revealed and fans offered stake in club
- Plymouth could be permanent home for Gypsy Moth IV
- Teacher arrested for 'indecent images'
- Quarry homes decision delayed
- 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
- Plymouth Albion need one hundred thousand pounds to secure club's future
- Man rescued from house fire in Crownhill
- Campaigners against incinerator want judicial review
- 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
- Phase One of city housing project almost complete
- City Council reminds residents to recycle over festive period
- Council plans to save £8M to be complete in New Year
- Local GP urges people to drink responsibly during the fesive period
- Drink driving still 'persistent problem' in Plymouth
- 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
- Occupy Plymouth could be evicted.
- Defence outlines case as taxi driver accused of causing death by dangerous driving
- Prosecution oulines case as Plymouth taxi driver accused of causing death of pensioner by dangerous driving
- South West's rail network up for discussion in Parliament
- Pedestrian injured following accident involving police car
- Military Wives choir release single
- Plymouth hoteliers in further talks with city council over move of register office
- Military Wives ' choir begin battle for Christmas Number One
- Police Authority 'unaffordable', say Taypayers' Alliance
- Academy plans to build new primary school
- Incinerator could 'exacerbate' life expectancy differences in city, say campaigners
- Union Street club's licence 'suspended'
- 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
- Council plans to save £8m go before cabinet
- Waterfront BID debate continues
- New children's hospice opens
- HMS Ocean home for Christmas
- Plymouth classical singer likely to be Olympic torchbearer
- Draft budget published by Plymouth City Council
- Plymouth business leaders write to Boundary Commission over planned constituency changes
- Peter Ridsdale resigns from Plymouth Argyle to take job at Preston
- Princess Royal to visit Tamar Bridge
- Campaign group welcomes new waste plant at Lee Moor
- Four million pounds of spending and plans to change Plymouth's constituencies to be discussed at city council
- New Navy training system to be launched
- Plymouth councillor urges government to heed striking workers
- 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
- 'Many thousands' will strike over pensions, say Unite
- Jobs to go at Plymouth papers
- Thousands of city workers likely join co-ordinated strikes
- Controversial phone mast plans go before city planners
- Council could spend £3m on proposed BID
- Two more unions in favour of co-ordinated strike action
- Recovering alcoholic says life was a 'failure' before sobriety
- Anti-greed protesters continue to 'Occupy Plymouth'
- Sub dismantling exhibition underway
- Thousands expected to turn out for 3 commando brigade homecoming parade
- Former Plymouth sailor cleared of sexually assaulting a teenage girl
- Final preparations underway for 3 Commando Brigade parade
- Many Plymouth schools could be affected by headteachers' strike
- Free parking at Derriford hospital to be reduced
- Dockyard workers to be balloted over pay deal
- 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
- M5 reopens after pile up kills seven in Somerset
- 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
- City council to discuss senior management redundancies
- Mixed picture for Plymouth's housing market
- East End transport scheme took its toll, say traders
- Plymouth Argyle out of administration
- Barbican gasworks due to come an end
- Brent hopes to pay Argyle staff and players today
- Flying school moves to Newquay
- 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
- Man dies following accident at Weston Mill
- Campaigner urges Derriford Hospital to ask public to raise funds for cyberknife
- Work to complete Argyle deal continues
- British Art Show screens 'The Clock' this weekend
- Lenkiewicz foundation to consider Barbican church as a temporary home for late artist's work
- 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
- Unions meet to 'co-ordinate' November strike
- More Plymouth gunners return home
- Tamar Bridge works should finish today ahead of schedule
- Number claiming Jobseekers' allowance in Plymouth goes above 7000 mark
- 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
- A waterfront BID would benefit all, says local businesswoman
- Argyle prepare to celebrate 125th anniversary
- Back James Brent's bid for Argyle, says acting Chairman
- 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'
- Search for new Argyle manager underway
- More major roadworks for Plymouth
- Peter Reid leaves Plymouth Argyle
- 40 firefighters tackle pallet blaze
- British Art Show launches in city
- Fans await news from James Brent on whether he will buy Plymouth Argyle
- 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
