The Captain

On a recent trip to the Stonehouse peninsula, I found that the Devil’s Point car park had been reduced to 20 places (+ a few disabled ones). This situation is likely to continue for several months as the old reservoir is converted to extra parking. Hopeful parkers are directed to

Scene on the Sound, by our maritime correspondent The Captain Devonport Column was built to celebrate the renaming of ‘Dock’ as Devonport by King George IV on January 1 1824, so its Centenary is being celebrated this year. The Doric granite column is 38m (124ft) high and there are 137

By The Captain Many of us will remember the old sports complex at Brickfields – well, it has been reborn as The Hub at Foulston Park & it looks just fantastic – a really great addition to Plymouth’s fitness scene. A mezzanine has been built above the old sports hall, which

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

I was lucky enough to attend a workshop on puppetry, specifically in the performances of the National Theatre’s War Horse, at TR2 last week. The workshop was led by Lucas Button, who performed here during War Horse’s initial UK touring run. Lucas played the rear of the three