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Liver patients will be treated in new-state-of-the-art unit
Patients with liver disease will be treated in a brand new state-of-the-art space thanks to the refurbishment of the South West Liver Unit by University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust.
LEADERSHIP CHANGE AT PLYMOUTH SCIENCE PARK
Plymouth Science Park, a leading hub for innovative science and technology firms in the South West of England, has announced that chief executive Ian McFadzen will be stepping down from his role in November 2024. The search for his successor is now under way.
Community hub offers more support in Southway
Residents living in Southway will be supported at all stages of life with the opening of a new Family and Wellbeing Hub at the local community centre. Southway Community Hub has been offering community support and activities for many years, run by Southway Community Group CIC and local volunteers.
Tor Bridge High celebrate best ever results
Students and staff at Tor Bridge High have been celebrating outstanding GCSE results. This year’s cohort has demonstrated remarkable ambition, courage and hard work, and the school is immensely proud to have made rapid and significant progress, securing its highest ever GCSE results.
SOMETHING FOR ALL TO ENJOY AT MOOR’S EDGE U3A
People living in the north of the city who are retired or semi-retired, feeling lonely or looking for something to do and meet new people is invited to visit Moor’s Edge U3A. The group meets at 2.30pm on the second Friday of each month (apart from August for our summer break) at the Woolwell Centre, PL6 7TR. People can attend twice as a visitor before deciding if they would like to join.
