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It’s been labelled “the best site in the world for a hotel”. Now Plymouth Council plans a marketing push in May to finally get things moving on the former Quality Hotel site on the Hoe - ten years after it was cleared. It was revealed this week that a two-

Plymouth Council has opened the formal consultation period to get opinions on the Hoe Neighbourhood Plan. The deadline for comments is 5pm on April 5. The plan was drawn up by the Hoe Neighbourhood Forum and sets out policies on key themes such as heritage and design, blue and green

Parking permits, kerbisde parking charges, and off-street parking fees are all likely to increase in Plymouth's waterside communities. The council’s cabinet meets next week to discuss introducing steeper fees. And for the first time, the proposals include charges for blue badge parking on the Hoe Promenade,

Friday February 27, 2026 Plans are being drawn up to keep the popular “Beryl trail” in Plymouth as it has proved to be so popular. Officially, the fibreglass figures are only in place until June, to coincide with the end of the Beryl Cook:Pride and Joy exhibition at The

Memorial plaques are meant to do one simple but profound thing: help us remember. But what happens when a memorial sits behind locked gates, without signage, invisible to the public it was intended to inform? That question arises at Plymouth’s Millbay docks, where a plaque marks the return of