PLYMOUTH NEWS
Beryl Bikes is reducing its service area in Plymouth by removing 39 out of 100 bike bays, focusing on the city centre and other key areas. The move aims to streamline operations and improve bike availability in popular locations.
Dorothy Moore celebrated her 100th birthday with a surprise party at the Short Term Care Centre in Plymouth. Over 1,200 birthday cards were sent to her, and she shared her life story filled with hobbies, independence, and dedication.
Plymouth families celebrating special occasions like birthdays or anniversaries can win a free luxury stay and have their event filmed for a new TV show. The chosen group will stay in an exclusive coastal house with food and drinks included.
A 10-year-old girl who went missing for several hours in Devon was located by search and rescue teams. She was found cold but unharmed after an overnight search.
The Dartmoor National Park Authority (DNPA) faces severe budget cuts, including an 8.2% reduction in funding. Authorities warn that restructuring may be necessary to avoid redundancies, while questioning the government's commitment to national parks.
The world’s last sea-going paddle steamer, Waverley, will return to Devon this summer for a series of cruises. Starting from August 28, the ship will visit Plymouth, Dartmouth, Torquay, and more, offering passengers a unique steamship experience.
Ivor Foster, a 99-year-old war hero, is paying £5,000 per month for care home fees, leaving him questioning his treatment by society. After selling his home and depleting his savings, Ivor faces financial strain as he nears his 100th birthday.
A series of tributes and funeral notices have been published for Plymouth residents and individuals with connections to the city who passed away between March 29 and April 4, 2025. These notices serve as heartfelt tributes to the deceased, providing comfort to their families and loved ones.
Plymouth introduces a new initiative to disrupt predatory behavior towards women, ensuring their safety on nights out by collaborating with the police and community organizations.
Plympton residents have been warned about a group of professional beggars operating in the Ridgeway area. Police confirmed the group is not in genuine need and advised the public to report any sightings.
Carer's Allowance can provide up to £327 per month for those who care for a person for at least 35 hours a week. Learn about the eligibility, additional benefits, and how to apply for this allowance.
The UK Ministry of Defence has confirmed that talks have begun regarding the sale of two Royal Navy warships, HMS Bulwark and HMS Albion, to Brazil. The ships, set to be decommissioned, are being sold after recent rumors about the deal.
A Plymouth bar licensee, Vahid Babolhavaeji, has been fined £14,000 for illegally broadcasting Sky Sports without a commercial viewing agreement. The bar is now under new management.
Plymouth City Council is putting the 200-year-old Pounds House up for sale, hoping to raise funds for regeneration projects, including Armada Way’s £30m redevelopment.
The Lathums and Somebody’s Child will perform as special guests for Snow Patrol at Plymouth Summer Sessions 2025. The Lathums will bring their indie sound on June 15, while Somebody’s Child will kick off an unforgettable day at Plymouth Hoe.
