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MDF sheets are quite popular in construction. They are affordable, reliable indoors, and highly versatile due to their good workability. Read on to discover five tricks that make it easy to work with flexible MDF.

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How to Stay Safe When Gambling Online

Fun and danger can often be opposing sides of the same coin. But knowing how to avoid the pitfalls that come with enjoying ourselves is important if we want to prevent things from turning sour.

Online gambling should be fun. Whether you are betting on Plymouth Argyle winning League 2 or playing bingo online, the experience should never be one that leads to losses that affect more than...

Three essentials when opening a restaurant in the "Up and Comer" in the UK tourism scene – Plymouth

If you’re looking for an exciting place to set up shop and open a restaurant, you may want to consider the city of Plymouth , which is being billed by many as an “up and comer” in the UK tourism scene. This port city in Devon is typically thought of in terms of its rich maritime history. Today, its cobbled streets, stunning waterfront, a lively fish market and marinas, and lovely architecture...

Superman Steve runs almost 400 miles in aid of NSPCC

This summer marks the end of a year-long fundraising push by a Plymouth man who has completed a series of sponsored runs to celebrate his 60th birthday.

Steve Neal has covered over 390 miles since turning 60 in June of last year, raising over £1,300 for the NSPCC by taking part in races dressed as popular superhero Superman.

He first started fundraising for the NSPCC in 2002...

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7 famous dishes of Japanese cuisine

Japan is one of the most culturally rich countries on the planet. For many people in the West, the assimilation of Japanese cuisine and certain unique delicacies has resulted in an immediate frenzy, where some are flying for miles just to get a taste of some of the best Washoku on the market.

Japanese food varies substantially based on the method of preparation, which means that you...

Children as young as eight giving out their personal details to people they meet online

Almost a third (29%) of children aged eight to 13 have given out personal details to people they’ve met online, according to new research.

The survey of 2,000 children, commissioned by O2, also revealed their social media profiles contained potentially sensitive information, with almost a quarter displaying their email address and 8% showing their phone number. Some even revealed...

10-year-old Plymouth boy named finalist in BIC KIDS Young Artist Award

Ten-year-old Daniel Keeler, from Plymouth, has been crowned as the finalist for the South West region in the 2019 BIC® KIDS Young Artist Award.

After receiving nearly 1500 entries from 5-11 years across the UK and Republic of Ireland for this year’s campaign, Daniel impressed the judges with his funky monster design. Daniel’s entry will now be published on a large billboard and...

Urgent appeal for Devon families to talk about organ donation

During Organ Donation Week, September 2 to 8, NHS Blood and Transplant are urging people to talk to their families about organ donation to increase the number of people whose lives can be saved or transformed by an organ transplant.

Last year, 85 people in Devon had their lives saved by a transplant. If more people agreed to donate, more lives would be saved in Devon and around the...

University of Plymouth Snags Spot on 'Vegan-Friendly Universities' List

As more students than ever before are going vegan, PETA has released a list of 20 Vegan-Friendly Universities in the UK to celebrate the institutions that best support students looking for compassionate, eco-friendly food options.

The animal rights group has selected 20 universities based on the availability of plant-based food options on campus and their initiatives to promote vegan...

Hundreds unite against dementia at Plymouth Memory Walk

Around 700 people joined forces today (Sunday 1 September) to unite against dementia at Plymouth Memory Walk.

68-year-old Sarah Redford, from Saltash, who volunteered at this year’s event and whose grandmother and mother both had dementia, cut the ribbon to start Alzheimer’s Society’s Plymouth Memory Walk.

Teresa Parsons, Alzheimer’s Society Services Manager for Plymouth, said...

A Murder Is Announced

Middle Ground Theatre Company Ltd (The Verdict) return to Theatre Royal Plymouth with Agatha Christie’s A Murder Is Announced from Monday 23 – Saturday 28 September.

The residents of Chipping Cleghorn are astonished to read an advert in the local newspaper that a murder will take place this coming Friday at Little Paddocks, the home of Letitia Blacklock.

Unable to resist, the...

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