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Tinside Lido is featuring in a national work of art by 2004 Turner Prize winning artist Jeremy Deller - with tickets flying out of the box office, and a final batch released this Tuesday (June 24). Called “Hello Sailor” it happens on Saturday July 5 - and starts with a procession from

The slipway at Admiral’s Hard has been repaired and is welcoming Cremyll ferry passengers once more - although ominously Plymouth Council says a further programme of work is on the cards. The slipway closed in March following reports of damage to the structure. A section of sheet piling on the

It boasts a rich history as a bustling entertainment hub which in its heyday boasted pubs, nightclubs, cinemas, restaurants and theatres all in the space of a few hundred yards. These days its a symbol of decay - with more than a quarter of its beautiful historic buildings empty and crumbling.

Residents of Plymouth's prestigious Royal William Yard are up in arms after receiving "eye-wateringly huge" invoices from managing agent RMG, demanding significant overspends for the 2022/23 and 2023/24 financial years. The Royal William Yard Residents Association (RWYRA) has branded the charges a "

Waterfront councillor and former MP Alison Raynsford has promised Plymouth City Council will look at a range of options to tackle the damage being caused to The Hoe by disposable barbecues. Local residents have voiced their concerns, highlighting the environmental damage and fire risks associated with the single-use grills.

Renowned Plymouth street artist Jon Lilly, known as Chops, has brought his brushes and aerosols to the hoardings around the former Quality Hotel site. His “yellow submarine” design was inspired by the historic visit of The Beatles to the Hoe on 12 September 1967, when the Fab Four posed for