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Devonport’s Hasler personnel raise funds for terminally ill Royal Marine Sophie
Personnel from the Royal Navy’s Recovery Centre – RNRC Hasler based at Devonport Naval Base – have taken a day out to participate in various physical challenges in support of a fundraising campaign that is close to their hearts.
All set for a banging Bonfire Night!
Plymouth’s popular Bonfire Night is set to return once again this November, making Plymouth Hoe the backdrop to a glittering fireworks display.
Campaign for Mutley crossing
Luke Pollard MP for Sutton and Devonport, has launched a petition alongside group of Labour councillors to secure a safe pedestrian crossing at the top of Mutley Plain, claiming the junction is an ‘accident waiting to happen.’
New Director of Public Health for Plymouth announced
Professor Steve Maddern (pictured above) will be joining Plymouth City Council in December, as Dr Ruth Harrell steps down after eight years in the role.
University’s new Vice-Chancellor promises to put students first
Professor Richard Davies has started work as Plymouth University’s new Vice-Chancellor.
Michelle’s dream comes true with opening of her new skincare and beauty salon
Michelle Smithers, who worked as a health care professional for over 25 years in the NHS, has opened the doors to her brand new salon called Radiant Skincare and Beauty in the Hyde Park area of Peverell.
