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Journey of water gets a world premiere in Devonport

A groundbreaking documentary about the critical process that sustains life on Earth is being launched in Plymouth. It uses new film techniques and surround sound audio to reveal the story of water's life cycle. Viewers will “travel“ alongside a single water molecule on a spectacular voyage from deep

Millbay marina work finally starts - next stop Plymouth's own Burj Al-Arab!

Millbay marina work finally starts - next stop Plymouth's own Burj Al-Arab!

Back in March 2015, Plymouth City Council gave full planning permission (14/01103/FUL) for the building of three more blocks of flats within Millbay Marina Village. Unsurprisingly, there were many conditions attached, and work has only just started on the first block—Block B, next to the 1850s terrace

Catholic Bishop of Plymouth quits before he starts

Catholic Bishop of Plymouth quits before he starts

The Catholic Diocese of Plymouth remains without a bishop after the second man appointed to the post resigned before taking up the position. It means the diocese has been without a formal leader for more than three years. Bishop Philip Moger was to have been ordained last February, but the

Nuclear sign-off: On board HMS Triumph - the last of the T Boat submarines

Nuclear sign-off: On board HMS Triumph - the last of the T Boat submarines

The Captain - Beagle maritime correspondent - goes on board to witness the end of an era in Devonport I was lucky enough to spend a couple of hours onboard HMS Triumph, the last of the Royal Navy’s Trafalgar class or ‘T Boat’ submarines. When I first wrote about

‘Hate crime’ investigation launched after Holocaust memorial damaged

‘Hate crime’ investigation launched after Holocaust memorial damaged

Criminal damage to Plymouth's Holocaust Memorial on Plymouth Hoe is being investigated by police. Damage was caused to the inscribed stone and the plinth it was mounted on. Police said the incident was being treated as a hate crime and have appealed for witnesses to come forward. The

Heated debate at St Andrew's Church

Why is it taking so long to sort out repairs to the heating at St Andrew’s Church? It seems that the answer lies with the Church of England hierarchy—and a requirement from ‘on high’ to reduce carbon emissions to zero. The old, defunct gas boilers cannot be replaced

Is Plymouth Council serious about enforcing dog controls in the city?

Is Plymouth Council serious about enforcing dog controls in the city?

Since the introduction of Plymouth’s Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) for dog control in October 2023, enforcement has been minimal - especially for failing to pick up poo. The PSPO imposes restrictions on dog owners, including limits on the number of dogs that can be walked at once and