Brainiac Live, the UK's leading interactive science event, is coming to Royal William Yard this Easter weekend with support from the Plymouth Waterfront Partnership. And there's much more besides...Read more
Topics at the recent event included hints and tips on the letting market and advice on setting your self-catering property up to achieve optimum success in 2024.Read more
Tavistock’s town centre campaign to Stop the Meters has reached a critical moment this week as Devon County Councillors prepare to meet to discuss findings of the public consultation which took place over Christmas.Read more
The Two Bridges Hotel is currently recruiting a Wedding and Events Coordinator to join their busy team, creating exceptional weddings and occasions in a stunning setting in the heart of Dartmoor.Read more
Conexus Tuition Plymouth is a new local business dedicated to building confidence, boosting academic ability and empowering the progress of the young people of Plymouth.Read more
Plymouth based law firm, Wolferstans Solicitors is delighted to announce the successful culmination of its year-long fundraising campaign, resulting in an outstanding donation of £12,500 to Mustard Tree Plymouth, the firm's Charity of the Year 2023.Read more
As we continue to open our advent calendars over the next few days, buy those last-minute gifts and dig out those last strips of tinsel, the city’s Waste and Recycling Team are gearing up for a bumper few weeks of waste and recycling collections.Read more
100 years ago, on 2nd January 1924 the Revd Sabine Baring-Gould, the Squareson of Lewtrenchard died after a career that would have been difficult for four people to perform.Read more
Hope everyone has been keeping well…it’s been incredibly busy at ABC Service with IT support, print, design and telecom orders - so in this article, I will be covering online security, AI and the latest in telecommunications.Read more
As the days are getting shorter, this is a varied walk of just 3 miles around the historic village of Calstock with John Noblet of Tavistock Ramblers.Read more
When putting up your decorations or writing your Christmas cards, have you ever wondered why we associate robins with Christmas? Maybe you’ve always contemplated where “the holly and the ivy” came from, or if partridges really do roost in pear trees?Read more
A Victorian passport, once owned by renowned artist, art connoisseur and first Director of the National Gallery, Sir Charles Lock Eastlake, has been discovered in an old chest at Mount Kelly.Read more