ire at Lee Mill insustrial estate thought to have started accidentally
A fire at Lee Mill industrial estate has now been brought under control.
The blaze involved a number of wooden pallets at the back of Forest foods.
A fire investigation is now underway and a number of plastic storage crates were destroyed.
It took crews around an hour and a half to bring the blaze under control.
- Bank holiday hotel and guest house bookings up
- Police warning over illegal raves
- Former nightclub owner applies to European Court of Human Rights
- Police investigating theft of valuable artwork
- Plans for more than 800 student rooms given go ahead
- Plymouth primary wins regional competition
- 70th anniversary of the Garden Chruch
- Bishop saddened by situation at St Joseph's primary
- £32 million awarded by government to kickstart Sherford
- HMS Trenchant returns home after one of longest deployments
- Plymouth Father sentenced to seven years in jail for manslaughter of baby daughter
- New industrial estate could be created at Langage Business Park
- Plymouth man found guilty of the manslaugher of his baby daughter
- Delays to Plymbridge woods mountain bike trail
- Plymouth woman accused of murder to appear in court
- Number of DNA samples being taken from children in Devon and Cornwall is falling
- Outland Road reopens
- Tonia Couch and Sarah Barrow take bronze at Diving world series
- 800 to take part in Lord Mayor's Day parade
- HMS Monmouth returns home
- Submarine maintainence company fined after labourer crushes hand
- Diving stars in action in Mexico
- HMS Monmouth sails home
- Coroner rules death of 11 year old Plymouth boy was an accident
- Search on for new city centre manager
- Theatre Royal planning Plymouth walk of fame
- Plymouth MP concerned improved rail service plans may be abandoned
- City MP says government's focus should be on economy, not EU
- Minister for Transport hears Plymouth's concerns
- Nine arrested on suspicion of possessing and distributing indecent images of children
- Transport secretary says they are addressing winter flood damage to region's rail network
- Police want plans to stabilise funding from Theresa May
- Business startup scheme extended
- Welsh council reveals it also wants to put up memorial to Michael Foot
- Plymouth councillor spends a week with just a pound a day to buy food
- Half women in SW earning less than 'living wage'
- Plymouth bids for £5m to improve cycle routes
- Police appeal for help to find missing rough sleeper
- Man jailed for raping a teenager in Central Park
- Charity warns hundreds more foster carers needed in region
- Tough Ten Tors conditions lead to 526 dropouts
- Devonport Column reopens today
- Ten Tors Challenge takes place over weekend
- Owner of Bigbury Beach says it was an 'impulse buy.'
- HMS Northumberland comes home
- Friend of man accused of killing baby daughter says he didn't see him shake her
- French yachstman rescued after boat runs aground near Bovisand
- Father denies manslaughter of baby daughter
- Tom Daley says he isn't going to university yet
- Three men to appear in court charged with attempted murder
- UKIP councillor says there's nothing wrong with voting in protest
- Group launches in Efford to reduce number of young people out of work
- Conservatives hold onto Devon, while no party wins control of Cornwall
- John Sheridan signs three year deal with Plymouth Argyle
- Live Devon County Council election results
- Argyle chairman says new grandstand would generate more than £1m additional income
- Plympton supermarket proposals deferred
- Plans for supermarket in Plympton get mixed response
- Local election polls open for Devon & Cornwall
- Crackdown on motorists ignoring Outland road closures
- Mystery still surrounds teacher's death
- Retrial ordered after jury unable to reach verdict in Devonport murder trial
- Roborough firm fined after man loses tips of two fingers in accident
- Plymouth hands in City of Culture bid
- Jury in Devonport murder trial continue deliberations
- Average earnings fall by £2000 a year, according to TUC
- Thousands take part in half marathon
- Police inquiry after man dies from burns
- Apprenticeship project to 'make waves'
- Fire cuts consultation ends today
- Verdict expected in Devonport murder trial
- Police and crime commissioner to meet with partnership tackling Domestic Violence
- Final arguments being set out in Devonport murder case
- Defence to give closing speeches in Devonport murder trial
- Five cars destroyed but no one hurt in Stonehouse blaze
- Girlfriend of man accused of Devonport murder tells court he was with her on the night in question
- Police treating Southway fire as arson
- Bedroom tax already affecting Plymothians, say Labour
- Former Radio Plymouth presenter Douglas Mounce dies aged 65
- Tom Daley scoops gold at World Series
- Investigation underway after man sustains serious burns in Honicknowle
- Speaker tells Radio Plymouth he was 'happy to recall Parliament' for Baroness Thatcher
- Coach driver dies after getting trapped under vehicle
- Post office staff walk out
- Man taken to hospital after becoming trapped underneath coach
- Police could share more resources with other forces
- Confusion about changes to disability benefit leads to rise in calls to CAB
- Plymothians attending Baroness Thatcher's funeral
- Plymouth runners not put off London marathon after Boston attacks
- Wildlife Trust calls for more marine conservation after more birds washed up covered in sticky substance
- Reducing recycling centre opening hours called in
- Two arrested on suspicion of attempted murder
- More than 60 oiled birds being treated
- Welfare reforms mean working people lose out, say city council
- More birds found covered in sticky substance
- Health committee call for same standards of reporting at all hospitals when it comes to 'never events.'
- accused of murdering ex partner had asked whether he could kill someone with a rolling pin
- Plymouth councillor says external inquiry should be considered over recent 'never events.'
- Court hears man accused of murdering Plymouth woman was 'jealous' and didn't like her wearing certain clothes
- Devon and Cornwall Police to start recruiting again
- Crackdown on social housing fraudsters in Plymouth
- Two arrested following raid on legal highs shop
- Police investigating death of man in Plymstock
- Changes to operating theatre safety checklists following more 'never' events at Derriford Hospital
- Major sewerage works start today on Outland Road
- Makeover planned for Fort Bovisand
- Three more 'never' events recorded at Derriford Hospital
- Two treated for mild burns after Elburton fire
- Housing could still be built one day on Blue Monkey site
- Proposals to restore Elizabethan barn deferred
- Tavistock gorse fire thought to be arson
- Sewerage works on Outland Road need to be carried out during day, say South West Water
- Big Wheel could stay until 2014
- Campaign group eager to take part in study on airport site's future
- Man treated for smoke inhalation after flat fire
- Body found in Stonehouse
- Investigation continues following suspension of Plymouth headteacher
- Campaigners to protest in Plymouth today about 'bedroom tax'
- Extra police drafted into city ahead of Devon derby
- South East Cornwall MP wants information to be made public on Looe landslip
- Government minister to meet with pupils at City College Plymouth
- Waters off Plymouth Hoe fail to meet minimum water quality standards
- Plymouth gears up to mark 400 years since the Mayflower sailed
- 1500 fewer homes in Plymouth could be reached in ten minutes under plans for fire service
- New 'Ocean City' branding to be unveiled today
- Investigation launched into partial collapse of house in Looe
- Opening hours set to be reduced at Plymouth's waste recycling centres
- Police appeal for witnesses after man dies in A38 crash
- Community support each other after tragic death of woman in Looe
- Body found following search of partially collapsed house in Looe
- Council opens more phone lines after high volume of calls
- More heavy rain on the way
- Changes to pensions will result in some getting less, says MP
- Business leaders disappointed with Budget
- Consultation on £50m Home Park plans begins
- Plymothians react to this year's budget
- Broken down crane blocked Union Street
- Budget Day: A Preview
- Funeral of popular cyclist Junior Heffernan takes place today
- Teenager arrested following reports that a student had a knife at Plymouth school
- Teaching unions hope agreement can be reached to avoid strikes
- Six weeks of lane closures on Outland Road
- 23 year old from Plymouth dies in crash in East Devon
- Firm fined for health and safety breaches at city marina
- City journalist says tighter press regulation isn't needed
- Police will still deliver despite cuts, says Police & Crime Commissioner
- £50m plan revealed for Home Park
- Campaigners against 'bedroom tax' hold protest
- Mum hits out at government 'clarification' on bedroom tax
- Weather delays Celtic Cross going up
- Police and crime commissioner says resources for victims of sexual violence must be properly funded
- Surveillance begins in Devon to protect endangered birds
- Minimum pricing for alcohol could help to curb binge drinking, says Police and Crime Commissioner
- Suspects charged in both murder investigations in Plymouth
- Death of man in Keyham being treated as suspicious
- Suspects and victim known to each other in Stoke murder enquiry
- Murder investigation launched in Stoke
- Plans for new cycle track and sports pitches at Central Park up for discussion
- Man who dangled himself over Gdynia Way reprimanded by Judge
- Landfill plans for New England Quarry dropped
- Death in Crownhill at weekend not thought to be suspicious
- Plymouth's two main Post Offices could be affected by strike action
- Team behind Plymouth's university technical college say recruitment going well
- Crownhill Fort open to public again after restoration work
- Derriford remains on 'black alert'
- Supermarket expansion gets go ahead
- Civil servants plan strike action to coincide with Budget
- £11m masterplan for Central Park
- More than 2000 to be hit by 'bedroom tax'
- Marines from 45 commando will not move to Plymouth
- Some operations cancelled at Derriford as it goes on 'black alert.'
- Claims the £75m development of Sutton Harbour will damage character of Barbican
- Devon & Cornwall turnout in police strike ballot higher than national average
- Tributes paid to talented cyclist who died in crash
- Record number of business start ups in 2012
- Time Bank set up in Barne Barton
- New CEO appointed to boost tourism in the City
- Police Commissioner completes first 100 days in role
- Almost 500,000 workers 'regularly doing unpaid overtime'
- Jazz & Blues Festival cancelled
- Farmers welcome supermarket plans to buy British
- Dangers of carbon monoxide highlighted after tragic death of 3 in Cornwall
- Plymouth's investment in roads welcomed by breakdown firm
- Council approves £18m savings
- Prince Charles & Duchess of Cornwall visit Plymouth
- Council to discuss £18m savings
- Illegal tobacco trade in south west worth £211m
- Controlled explosion carried out on grenade found in Plymouth park
- 30 to 50 age group needing more help for alcohol problems
- City deal could boost exports from Plymouth
- Locals give their verdict on plans for 750 Tavistock homes
- Devon county council freezes council tax
- Housing market 'starting to pick up'
- Help for city's young people to find work
- 1 in 5 children in city living in poverty
- 78 people working for council earning more than £50k
- Plymouth shortlisted for City Deal
- £8.7m set to be spent on Devon's frontline services
- Man due in court accused of Devonport pensioner's murder
- Plans for 750 new homes in Tavistock
- Changes to exam system need to be thought through more carefully, says school Head
- Delays to Celtic Cross for Saltash
- Proposed ID scanners for pubs and clubs could take fingerprints
- Views on region's transport network needed to lobby government
- Police still searching for woman who went missing from St Budeaux home in 1970s
- Head 'disappointed' by High Court ruling over GCSE results
- Concerns about possible wind turbines on Rame Peninsula
- Plymouth police say murdered man may have known attacker
- Plymouth could get a share of £2.5 billion of EU funding
- Pensioner's death being treated as murder
- Plymouth pub landlady injured after robbery
- Police awaiting results of post mortem following death of man in Devonport
- British Diving Championships a big success as Tom Daley takes gold
- Plymouth benefits from £670 000 of coastal communities funding
- Tom Daley retains gold at British Diving Championships
- Council tax given to police to rise by two per cent
- Tonia Couch and Sarah Barrow in action again on day two of Diving Championships
- Plymouth diving duo take gold in National Championships
- Work could start on Colebrook flood defence scheme this year
- Plans to increase amount of council tax given to police approved
- Panel to review Chief Constable choice & Crime plan
- Britain's best divers compete at Life Centre
- Police search for car driver who fled scene of accident in Stoke
- Pensioners will keep fighting to gain control of homes
- Hoteliers pleased Register Office will stay on Hoe
- Register office will not move to Central Park
- Dog and cat die in fire in Keyham
- Plymouth MPs back gay marriage legislation
- Manslaughter arrest after engineer's work-related death
- Fishermen want better deal on quotas
- Household water bills to go down around 7.3%
- Pothole repairs begin
- Back office ambulance staff to find out whether jobs are safe
- New GP surgery for Devonport
- Pothole repairs to get underway
- Wheelchair rugby talent take on national squad
- Plans for 16 homes on Plymstock field approved despite 97 objections
- Ten blue badges seized in Plymouth following crackdown on fraud
- Hundreds attend Jordan Cobb's funeral
- Police crackdown on misuse of blue badges for disabled
- Funeral of Jordan Cobb to be held today
- First Great western to keep operating local rail services following west coast mainline fiasco
- Proposals to change Plymouth's constituency boundaries delayed
- First operations carried out at Derriford's new Eye Infirmary
- Changes to Plymouth's constituency boundaries to be debated in Parliament
- Tributes paid to 42 year old who died in A38 crash
- Betting shop where masked gunman dies opens again today
- Consultation begins on cuts to firefighting services
- Man who died following attempted armed robbery in West Park named
- Reopening rail line between Plymouth and Tavistock is long term aim
- Plymouth man jailed following Pennycross hit and run
- Plymouth publicans urged to attend conference as city council considers late night levy
- Plymouth lifeboat one of busiest in South West
- Sparkwell free school on track to open in September
- Man dies after A38 crash
- Last scheduled operations at eye infirmary in Mutley due to be done today
- Man remains critically ill in hospital following A38 accidents
- Body found in Tamar confirmed to be Jordan Cobb
- Unions fear more job cuts at council
- One seriously injured in A38 crash
- Woman appears in court charged with 2 year old's murder
- Plymouth man rescued from Algerian crisis home
- Woman charged with 2 year old's murder
- Police and Crime Commissioner sets out priorities for Plymouth
- Murder investigation launched after 2 year old found dead
- Parking disruption expected at Derriford hospital
- Police commissioner wants your views on crime plan
- Snow causes some disruption to north of Plymouth
- Fire authority meets to discuss possible changes to crewing of three Plymouth fire stations
- Body found in River Tamar after Jordan Cobb goes missing
- Commercial garage needs structural assessment after fire on North Hill
- Consultation launched on future of three day centres for disabled and a home for those with dementia
- Man accused of raping Plymouth schoolgirl to give evidence today
- Unions protest against plans to outsource domiciliary care
- Progress made on plan to create 2000 jobs, say council
- Body of 25 year old man found in Devonport
- Project continues to fix Plymouth's potholes
- PCSO to be seconded to city council to look at impact of welfare reforms
- Body found in search for missing man
- Famous city hotel closes
- Locals urged to protest against fire brigade funding cuts
- Shoreline search for missing Jordan Cobb
- Future of charity for Chernobyl children threatened by government plans to charge for visas
- A38 crash and hit and run cause traffic tailbacks
- Derriford Hospital needs to save twenty seven million pounds over next financial year
- Mother deeply concerned about possible closure of disability day centre
- Minister says more funding to repair flood hit roads unlikely
- New Argyle manager John Sheridan pledges to bring new players in quickly
- Police concerned for missing 18 year old from Ivybridge
- Devon misses out in Great Western plans
- Fewer using day care centres for disabled people
- Home for people with Dementia in Ernesettle could close
- Investigation launched after Plymouth teenager stabbed
- Volunteer blood delivery service in financial struggle
- Campaigners against incinerator want more noise monitoring
- John Sheridan is Argyle's new manager
- Search for Jordan Cobb continues
- Plan to create 2000 jobs
- Search for Jordan Cobb enters fourth day
- Plans for a hotel on Drake's Island rejected once again
- Future of Drake's Island and breaches of planning regulations on site of Devonport incinerator up for discussion
- Friends of missing Plymouth teenager say the search goes on
- Police continue investigation into what happened to 16 year old boy who jumped from Torpoint Ferry
- Plymouth MP wants flood defence scheme for Colebrook brought forward
- Search for 16 year old boy who jumped off Torpoint ferry called off
- Carl Fletcher sacked as Argyle manager
- Search continues for 16 year old boy who jumped from Torpoint ferry
- Interviews for new Chief Constable to take place in next few weeks
- Extra fifty thousand people at least expected to shop in Plymouth over next week
- Plymouth and South East Cornwall assess flood damage
- Extra officers on patrol tonight as Plymouth celebrates festive season
- Flooding could mean some Plymouth families face Christmas away from home
- More flooding after heavy rain overnight
- Walk will highlight attitudes towards rape and sexual assault
- Colebrook pub affected by minor flooding once again
- Campaigners concerned incinerator ash could be processed at Lee Mill
- Police trying to trace last movements of Plymouth man found dead in Torbay
- Almost 1500 Plymothians to spend a second Christmas unemployed
- Police want to trace last movements of Plymouth man found dead in Torbay
- Six cases of potentially inappropriate behaviour on Facebook or Twitter by Devon and Cornwall police officers, say inspectors
- Plymouth's medical director says 'complexity of operations' would have to be taken into account in proposed surgeons' league tables
- Walk through city to highlight attitudes towards rape and sexual assault
- Police warn Christmas revellers to know their limits
- Royal Mail workers protesting against privatisation
- Noise monitoring set to increase on site of Devonport incinerator
- HMS Sutherland home for Christmas
- Investigation to continue into fuel spill on A38
- Extra police resources in place for Devon derby
- A38 closed near Tideford following large fuel spill
- Wildlife campaigners disappointed at number of marine conservation zones proposed
- Council tax set to rise by two per cent and second home owner discount to be scrapped
- Former burglar helps police crack down on Christmas thefts
- Councillors to discuss best ways of saving almost eighteen million pounds
- Protests against rail fare increases in Plymouth
- Local broadcaster to help children understand dementia
- Campaigners say they will keep an eye on construction of cycle trail at Plymbridge Woods
- Footfall in Plymouth's shops is looking positive
- New School of Hospitality and Tourism opens in Cornwall
- 4 kilometre cycle track at Plymbridge woods given go ahead
- Plymouth 17th in list of drink driving 'hotspots'
- Proposals to build hotel on Drake's Island go before planners
- Plymouth business leaders react to Autumn statement
- Plymouth business leaders await Chancellor's statement
- City councillors want Moorview to stay in central Plymouth constituency
- City council and university back bid for Plymouth to become city of culture 2017
- Campaigners say poor weather shows city needs airport
- Thousands of children arrested in last year
- Drake's Island hotel plans set to be rejected
- Special 'giving tree' set up in mall to support a local children's charity
- Local residents support calls for government to reach an agreement with insurance companies about flood risk areas
- Police launch Christmas drink drive campaign
- Plymouth man found guilty of fraud in Hungary 'let down by justice system' says family
- County council will not change care home fees following judicial review
- Petition launched against cycle track plans for Plymbridge woods
- Fund set up to help Millbrook flood victims
- Inspection shows Derriford met almost all standards
- 15 reports of 'honour crime' in Devon & Cornwall in last year
- Argyle to appoint new Director of Football
- Fire union warns response to future flooding will suffer as result of cuts
- £75m plans for waterfront development
- Locals assess damage by floods
- Demolition at UTC site nearing completion
- 60 Plymothians evacuated after yesterday's flooding
- Curator hopes art initiative for Efford, Barne Barton, Whitleigh and North Prospect will expand
- Flooding in Plymouth and South East Cornwall as heavy rain batters region
- Lump of concrete 'probably responsible' for Gdynia Way floods
- Forecasters warn of more heavy rain
- South West Water to investigate repeated flooding problems on Gdynia Way
- Hardship fund could be set up to help those struggling to pay Council tax
- Council fined for sending confidential data to wrong person
- Flooding aftermath still causing problems on railways
- Plymouth receives funding to become more dementia friendly
- Tamerton Foliot worst affected by flooding
- Link between alcohol and domestic violence highlighted
- Dealers jailed after drugs worth £50k found
- Work begins for Devon and Cornwall's Police Crime Commissioner
- Victims speak out as Domestic Violence Awareness Week begins
- Conservative Tony Hogg wins police crime commissioner elections
- Free school at Art college holds first open day
- Turnout in police election low
- Bus drivers will continue fight for back pay
- More bus strikes underway
- Police election polls open
- 100 council staff to go by March
- Work to landscape woodland near incinerator site criticised
- More job losses at city council
- Submariner in court accused of breaching official secrets act
- Man charged in connection with M5 crash appears in court
- Principal starts work at University technical college in Devonport
- Plymouth Universty announces plans to build 800 student rooms
- Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust to take action to stop so-called 'never' events happening
- Unions meet with city council to talk about redundancies
- Budget problems and two 'never' incidents on agenda at Derriford hospital
- Plymouth MP says she's deeply concerned about idea of regional pay
- Eco village on outskirts of Plymouth could get go ahead today
- Laira Bridge roadworks to end this weekend
- Further redundancies likely at city council
- Refurbishment of Theatre Royal moves a step closer
- 10 redundancies possible at Plymouth Argyle
- Campaign launched to highlight dangers of children posting pictures of themselves online
- Foreign object left inside patient after operation at Derriford Hospital
- HMS Raleigh submariners remember fallen
- Decision to grant marines charged with murder anonymity to be reviewed
- Extra police patrols for Plymouth's Bonfire Night celebrations
- Ben Howard to put on second gig after ticket error leaves many fans disappointed
- Devon Wildlife Trust says joined up approach needed to tackle disease in ash trees
- Polar explorer training Scouts for new trek to the Arctic
- MP calls for more support for those struggling to pay energy bills
- Alternative education centre being set up for disadvantaged young people
- Pub landlord desperate for Laira bridge roadworks to end
- Plympton residents have say on supermarket plans
- Police investigate after bomb scare at Drake Circus proves to be a false alarm
- Tom Daley to take part in new TV show teaching celebrities to dive
- Late night levy unfair, say local publicans
- £3.3m police station opens in Devonport
- Duke of Edinburgh to open university's marine building
- Plympton residents want more details on Morrisons plans
- Bumper first year for Plymouth's medicine and dentistry school
- Bus drivers want more talks with First bosses
- Mary Portas leads clean up in Liskeard
- Disruption to First Bus services as drivers strike
- Devon's poppy appeal launched
- Viridor 'considering their options' after plans for incinerator rejected
- Row of chestnut trees at Central Park completed after 70 years
- Plans for Lee Mill incinerator rejected
- Campaigners hopeful application for incinerator at Lee Mill will be refused
- Complaints against Devon and Cornwall police go up
- Businesses say road closures linked to new supermarket build is harming trade
- Decision could be taken today on whether to permanently revoke license of Plymouth nightclub
- Firm to be sentenced following death of man at Ivybridge paper mill
- Investigation begins into death of Plymouth paedophile in prison
- Convicted Paedophile William Goad dies in prison
- Hundreds of Plymothians join protests against austerity
- Security to be increased at Honicknowle church following robbery
- Residents say noise of incinerator build 'unbearable'
- Uni gets £4m from Regional Growth Fund
- More flood warnings for Plymouth area
- Increase in number of deaths of Devon and Cornwall's roads
- Flooding affects Looe and flood warning in place for Barbican
- Council joins legal action over GCSE results
- Calls to make it easier to ban legal highs
- Council asked to join legal challenge over GCSE results
- Gary Barlow to come to Plymouth
- Appeal launched by firm building Devonport incinerator after permission refused for ash processing plant at Buckfastleigh
- Fight to save HMS Plymouth goes on although campaigners divided on how to proceed
- Plymstock residents say area can't cop with more homes
- City nurse accused of misconduct
- Daley takes gold at Junior World Championships
- A38 improvements will be worth the wait, according to business leaders
- Government needs to act now to keep Plymouth fishermen safe, says local trawler firm
- Seven Marines arrested on suspicion of murder
- Plymouth Solicitor says extending court hours wouldn't work here
- Devon MP says welfare reforms are necessary
- Search is on for children to star in Plymouth panto
- A former alcoholic is hoping a research project for Plymouth University will help to improve support for others.
- Accident leaves 20 year old woman with life threatening injuries
- High court challenge over plans to hand over Devon Children's Services to private firm continues
- Parents want answers over Eleven Plus results
- Plymouth teachers say they won't give up on plans to get GCSE papers re marked
- Man seriously injured following crash near Yelverton
- Plymouth parents angry at way Eleven Plus results have been released
- Former Plymouth Marine completes 3000 mile trip for charity today
- Regional pay petition handed to hospital trust
- Devon worst in country for number of birds killed illegally
- Campaigners quiz Environment Agency on incinerator plans
- Plymouth passengers to be hit by West Coast main line error
- Housing market still 'tough' in Plymouth
- Military Wives win Classical Brit
- Brittany Ferries sailings resume from Plymouth
- Police crack down on overcrowded vehicles
- City club gets licence suspended after string of violent incidents
- Brittany Ferries services resume
- Claims public needs more information about police and crime commissioner election
- Pavilions to be signed over to Argyle owner James Brent
- Police 'suspend' use of forced retirement rule
- Military wives join memory walk for children's hospice
- Death of 16 year old Saltash student being investigated
- Plymouth MP calls for clarity over future of Ernesettle weapons site
- Dispute between Brittany Ferries staff and crew continues
- Postboxes to be unveiled to honour Plymouth's Olympians
- Arrest made after Police called to reports of gun wielding man in Plympton
- Regional pay to be discussed by councillors, medical staff and business leaders
- Plymouth MP argues it's unlikely Government would take over Plymouth Airport
- More Brittany Ferries services cancelled
- Brittany Ferries cancel services to and from Plymouth until mid week
- City council to write to Prime Minister to ask for airport to be made 'national asset.'
- Council to debate future of airport
- Future of North Prospect community centre uncertain
- Angela Rippon 'enormously flattered' by honorary degree
- Brittany Ferries sailings suspended until further notice
- More misery for Brittany Ferries passengers
- Ship returns from London 2012 duties
- Thousands welcome athletes of London 2012 home
- Romance fraud victims get help from police
- City gears up for homecoming celebration with stars of London 2012
- More diabetes check ups needed in Plymouth
- Laira Bridge roadworks are "devastating trade"
- Tour of Britain generates £1m for Tavistock
- Airport petition to go before council
- City cyclist Jon Tiernan-Locke wins Tour of Britain
- Passengers unhappy with handling of Brittany Ferries strike
- Plymouth cyclist leads Tour of Britain as it comes to county
- Plymouth passengers sail home 24 hours late after strike
- Some Plymouth bus drivers could strike over changes to working hours
- Second day of disruption as ferry staff strike
- Volunteers to be trained to mentor young people out of work
- Two inmates talked down from the roof of Dartmoor Prison
- Striking ferry staff leave Plymouth passengers stranded
- 100 jobs to go at Paper Mill in Ivybridge
- Glenbourne could get £1.5m refurbishment
- UTC build due to begin
- A third of young people in city out of work
- Council to help fund theatre refurb
- Locals to be asked how they think child poverty should be tackled and Theatre Royal given two million pounds of funding
- Search continues for missing fisherman after trawler sinks
- Details of plan to reopen airport revealed
- Council plans to reduce child poverty to 10% by 2020
- Daley set to take part in London 2012 parade
- City MP says regional pay would narrow gap between public and private sector pay
- Councillors call for review of decision to split Peninsula Medical School
- Plymouth's first Marine Festival gets underway
- Motorcyclist dies after crash on A38
- Glenbourne could get major refurbishment and reduction in beds
- Trust being set up to administer funds to offset impact of Devonport incinerator
- Man injured in electrical fire in Ham
- Work on incinerator begins at Devonport
- Man arrested on suspicion of murder in Whitleigh
- Consultation launched on permanent Gypsy and Traveller site in Roborough
- Next phase of Eastern Corridor roadworks begins
- Man appears in court charged with arson
- Headteachers consider legal action over GCSE English results
- War hero sets off on gruelling challenge for charity
- Police warning following spate of burglaries
- Building due to start on new UTC
- Plymouth's Paralympians continue their fight for a medal
- Domestic abuse costs Plymouth £49 million a year
- Paralympians from the Plymouth area begin their competition
- Minister to visit Plymouth's Marine Festival
- Care homes consider legal action against council
- Locals asked for their views on future of North Prospect
- Missing woman found safe and well
- Police search for missing 25 year old woman
- Police forced to retire will continue fight
- Changes to mental health services could mean closure of inpatient unit
- Man charged in connection with Pennycross hit and run appears in court
- Paralympic flame on display in Plymouth
- Police want to prevent more illegal raves
- Police officers cannot take further action against forced retirement
- Teenage wheelchair athlete leads Plymouth Paralympic procession
- Devonport incinerator will go ahead
- Paralympic celebrations begin
- City council will not prevent incinerator being built at Devonport
- Unexploded devices found in Mannamead taken out to sea by bomb disposal experts
- Two suspected unexploded world war two devices dug up in Mannamead garden
- Petition with almost 40 000 signatures handed in to try and reopen Plymouth's Airport
- Airport petition goes to council
- Record GCSE results for city schools
- Campaign for next generation of warship to be based at Devonport
- No timetable for final phase of East End roadworks
- Culture bid would boost city's economy, says MP
- Businesses offered reassurance over next phase of East End roadworks
- Morrisons withdraw plans to expand Outland Road store
- Gruelling cycle challenge raises money for military charities
- Flavour Fest boosts city economy by £3m
- Businesses brace themselves for more roadworks
- Residents say they'll still object to Seawings plans
- Food festival a 'boost for city's economy' say traders
- Health unions step up campaign against regional pay
- Hopes Olympics will inspire people to 'join in'
- Spike in 999 calls but many weren't emergencies
- House prices more than double in a decade
- Postboxes to be painted for Olympic medallists Tom and Ruta
- Teenagers prepare to get A Level results
- Firm says Firework Championships cost outweighs new custom
- Go ahead given to use Compulsory Purchase Orders in North Prospect
- Season rail ticket from Plymouth to Exeter goes up by almost one hundred and eighty pounds on average
- North Prospect homeowners could be forced to sell up
- Firework Championships return to city
- Paint a postbox for city's medallists
- £60 fine for cars in bus lanes
- Daley to return to hero's welcome
- Man charged following Pennycross hit and run
- Tom Daley takes bronze in ten metre platform final
- Tom Daley makes it to the semis of 10 metre individual competition
- Family of man critically injured in Pennycross hit and run make emotional appeal
- Police say cutbacks haven't changed management of crime
- Police continue hunt for hit and run suspect
- Alleged hit and run in Pennycross now being treated as attempted murder
- 4 in 10 crimes don't make it to second stage of investigation by police in Devon and Cornwall
- Special Constables give almost 12000 hours in Devon and Cornwall
- Arctic island visits Plymouth on Olympic voyage
- Man accused of murder in Devonport appears in court
- Compulsory purchase orders a 'last resort' in North Prospect
- MP pleased boundary changes unlikely to go ahead
- Nurse 'deeply regrets' misconduct
- 1000 sign up to sport programme
- Stoke Damerel to become 'dementia friendly'
- Police hunt for man who exposed himself to teens
- Nurse accused of neglecting patients
- Consultation launched on changes to council tax benefit
- Pilot launched to keep night-time revellers safe
- Letters sent to customers of troubled luxury hotel
- Health unions have 'more questions than answers' after regional pay meeting
- Kitley House Hotel goes into administration
- Plymouth Olympian Antony James doesn't make semi final of 100m butterfly
- City swimmer Antony James in action at Olympics
- Police warning to secure homes after burglaries
- Campaigners urge council not to let firms build on airport site
- Warlow pleased with Olympic debut
- City council seeks legal advice over incinerator
- Police investigate Tom Daley 'hate tweet'
- Tom Daley comes fourth in first Olympic event
- Regional pay would be economic disaster, says council leader
- Plymouth's Tom Daley gearing up for first Olympic dive
- South West water apologise after sewage discharge into River Yealm
- ire at Lee Mill insustrial estate thought to have started accidentally
- arlier train service to London must be provided by new franchise operator
- Olympics officially begin
- Controversial link road to open
- Protests against regional pay in Derriford
- Incinerator build to start next month
- Defence cuts 'necessary' says city MP
- 'Flood surgery' to be held in Yealmpton
- Families of service personnel urge government to rethink cut backs
- Canadian divers in Plymouth for Olympic training
- Co-op store robbed
- Changes to city council pensions up for discussion
- Changes to Plymouth's postal deliveries begin
- Ladies step out to raise money for hospice
- Parade marks 50th anniversary of 29 Commando
- Rise in crime in Devon and Cornwall demonstrates impact of Government cut backs, say unions
- Kawasaki expansion to create 100 jobs
- Plymouth WW1 pilot's medals go to auction
- Alcohol related crime and health problems cost city £80 million a year
- Men charged in connection with Torpoint stabbing to appear at Crown court
- Plymouth councillor leaves Conservatives
- Plymouth's mental health services now meeting waiting time targets for children
- Four local sports clubs receive lottery cash
- Principal designate already recruited for Sparkwell free school
- Modbury open for business, say shopkeepers
- HMS Turbulent bids farewell to Plymouth
- Three Plymouth free schools get green light
- Marine Academy gets go ahead to build free school
- Woman rescued from flood water in South Devon
- Six Primary Schools interested in becoming Co-operatives
- Plymouth charity says Government's proposals for care system 'too late.'
- City council's pension scheme needs reform, says Taxpayers' Alliance
- Work continuing to ensure superfast broadband comes to Devon
- Repair work must begin on South Devon's damaged bridges
- Lithuania and Ghana's Olympians given civic reception
- Man charged with rape after escaping police custody in Plymouth
- Environment Agency says flood defences can only do so much to protect Devon
- Yealmpton and Modbury badly hit by flooding
- Campaign against incinerator at Devonport dealt another blow
- Plymouth business leader says plan to boost job prospects for ex service personnel may not work
- Local sailor set to compete in Transatlantic race
- Devon based 24 Commando to be disbanded
- Man stabbed in Torpoint
- Fundraising effort to launch to save HMS Plymouth
- Plymouth to host one of six events looking at what makes a world class athlete
- Number employed by Plymouth City Council falls by thirty per cent in two years
- One in four children starting school in Plymouth overweight or obese, according to latest figures
- Plymouth sprinter inspires next generation of athletes
- Consultation begins on Bickleigh eco village
- Man treated for chest injuries following West Devon crash
- Armed Forces Day a big success
- Armed Forces Day in Plymouth
- Prime Minister makes personal visit to Armed Forces Day
- Crowds turn out for National Armed Forces Day in Plymouth
- City pledges to support armed forces community
- Special Operations Canine joins Fire and Rescue Service
- Plymouth hosts annual Methodist Conference
- Antony James makes it into the GB Olympic team
- Future of Kingsbridge harbour to be discussed tonight
- Royal Naval Reserves open their doors to the public
- Plymouth volunteer group to receive Queen's award
- A care home for the city's veterans could be on the cards
- Freedom Fields Community Festival set to take place this weekend
- City Aquarium leads the way with closed loop recycling system
- Rise in counterfeit £20 notes used in Plymouth
- City doctors start industrial action
- New service launched to support Devon's carers
- City school buses saved after u-turn on decision by Citybus
- Local MP believes Devonport as a submarine base is safe
- Discipline method for Plymouth councillors could change
- Carers in Plymouth need practical and financial help according to local support service
- Argyle owner hopes for ice rink planning approval next year
- MBE honours for Plymouth foster parents and naval officer
- Contract being signed for takeover of Plymouth Pavilions
- Plymouth MP criticises cost of Defence Secretary's visit to the city
- 84 caught speeding in 90 mins on one road
- 100 cannabis plants seized by police
- One person arrested in Plymouth area as police look for suspected internet paedophiles
- Delays in benefits putting strain on foodbank, says MP
- Service to mark 30 years since end of Falklands war
- Help for city's 'troubled families'
- Long serving naval officer welcomes Falklands referendum
- Couch awaits appeal decision over Olympic omission
- Housing market a 'rollercoaster'
- Man charged with murdering his Grandfather in Launceston
- Appeal lodged after Plymouth diver left out of individual Olympic diving competition
- More people than ever reporting child neglect to NSPCC
- Incinerator fight far from over, say campaigners
- Fears of a rise in domestic violence during Euros
- MP determined smaller stations won't lose out in new rail franchise
- Plymouth lifeboat rescues French fishing boat in stormy seas
- Plymouth man and former business partner on trial in Hungary
- Plymouth MP sympathises with concerns over possible changes to internet privacy laws
- 'Troubled families' in Plymouth could get funding from council
- Torpoint waiting to find out if they're in the record books for Jubilee bunting
- Local charity welcomes Government rethink on tax relief
- Inspections start to assess impact of illegal Dartmoor rave
- WW2 air raid shelter discovered in Plymouth school demolition
- Torpoint goes to great lengths for Jubilee bunting record
- Marine expert says no need to remove algae in Plymouth Sound yet
- Plymouth celebrates Diamond Jubilee
- People urged not to swim near bloom of algae in Plymouth Sound
- Summer drink and drug driving crackdown begins
- Incinerator fight 'far from over'
- Court rules against anti-incinerator campaigners
- Incinerator decision challenged in court
- Delays to cycle track plans for Plymbridge woods
- Inquest told student fell to his death walking home from night out
- Academic in New York for UN conference
- Pasty tax to be scrapped
- Cannabis doesn't slow MS, according to researchers
- Female biker killed in crash
- New council raise concerns about Peninsula medical school split
- Replica of 15th century ship at heart of pirate weekend
- Liskeard gets Mary Portas pilot
- More than 1200 properties affected by power cut tonight
- Ex dance club boss launches 'miscarriage of justice' appeal
- Lecturer urges government to make sure dementia strategy is sustainable
- Plymouth man takes to stand to deny sexually assaulting children
- £150 000 cannabis haul in Ford
- Plymouth's city centre manager to address government on success of Business Improvement District
- Group walks to raise money for those struggling with mental illness
- MP puts pressure on hospital over care of patient with dementia
- Plymouth man denies sexually assaulting two children as a teenager
- Film highlighting issue of child sex trafficking in Plymouth to premiere
- 25 streets to close in Plymouth for Jubilee street parties
- Leaseholders of Airport urged not to sell off assets
- Plymouth teacher says he has been treated appallingly over £2600 tax bill
- Crowds flock to Plymouth for Olympic torch, Lord Mayor's Day and Powerboats
- Tom Daley is European 10m platform diving champion
- Olympic torch relay, Lord Mayor's Day and Powerboat championships arrive in city
- Fire in Whitleigh thought to be arson
- 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
- 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
- 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
