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Look before you strim, says RSPCA

The RSPCA is warning gardeners to tread carefully to avoid harming the wildlife which may be living in their gardens.

Every year we receive calls about animals with distressing and often fatal garden injuries which in most cases are completely avoidable.

Past cases include a toad with its hind legs chopped off by a strimmer, a hedgehog burnt in pampas grass clearance, a...

Devon’s best restaurants reveal full line-up of foodie events

A full line-up of special food and drink events being held during June to celebrate Devon’s finest restaurants has been revealed.

Nearly 40 eateries across the county will be getting behind ‘Devon Restaurant Month’ by organising their own unique event or promotion to raise awareness of award-winning food and drink and increase their custom in the process.

This year, the...

The 80s are back at Plymouth Pavilions: Go West, Hue and Cry and The Christians

The eighties are back at Plymouth Pavilions in November as three critically acclaimed legends of the era join forces in this major new UK tour.

Go West, Hue and Cry* and special guests The Christians are united on the same bill for the first time ever!

The tour arrives at Plymouth Pavilions on Sunday 3 November 2013 .

With millions of album sales and iconic hits such as...

RockFish... Opening soon!

Opening RockFish in Plymouth feels like such an obvious thing to do. A sustainable seafood restaurant adjoined on one side by the National Marine Aquarium and on the other by Plymouth fish market and of course the sea. Our first RockFish, in Dartmouth, has proved to be a great success, loved by locals and visitors alike and this year won the National Fish and Chip Awards' best independent...

New flood risk guidance will help solicitors protect clients

The Law Society of England and Wales has produced a practice note to help solicitors protect clients from flood risk, increasingly a concern for those owning or occupying property and those looking to buy property in flood prone areas.

The Environment Agency estimates that one in six homes in England are at risk from flooding with land increasingly at risk from different types of...

Scientists dig for the truth behind soil hydrophobia

Scientists have launched a major new study in a bid to understand why natural soils can develop a ‘fear of water’ after periods of dryness and drought.

Researchers at Plymouth and Swansea Universities will investigate the causes of ‘hydrophobicity’, a condition whereby microbes in the soil produce proteins that prevent it from absorbing water.

The results could have...

The Australian Pink Floyd show “Set The Controls…” 2014 tour

On sale 10am Friday 31 May 0845 146 1460 or plymouthpavilions.com

The Australian Pink Floyd Show is proud to announce that their 2014 “Set The Controls…” European Tour is heading to Plymouth Pavilions on Monday 10 March 2014.

The tour will draw heavily from the iconic ‘The Dark Side Of The Moon’, ‘Wish You Were Here’ and ‘The Division Bell’ albums but will also feature an...

Homeless charity awarded nearly £20k to help women ex-offenders

The Lloyds TSB Foundation for England and Wales has awarded a grant of £19,400, over two years, to homelessness charity Plymouth Access to Housing (PATH). The funding will be used to develop its existing information and support service to help female ex-offenders who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

PATH works across Plymouth and South Devon supporting those who are vulnerable...

Marine Academy girls team win national investing competition

A team of four girls from Marine Academy, Plymouth have made an impressive 32.3% profit in the national Shares4Schools competition.

The four year 12 students took a high risk strategy investing their entire £1,500 investment in a single AIM stock, SolGold, on the final day to win Shares4Schools, the national investment competition run by retail stock broker The Share Centre.

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Woodlands School children embark on global voyage in University's ship simulator

Children from Woodlands School in Plymouth became ship captains for the day when they visited Plymouth University’s Marine Building.

Three children from the school visited the University earlier this month to experience its state-of-the-art ship simulator – and within two hours they’d helmed a speed boat and cargo ship in Plymouth Sound, Sydney Harbour and New York.

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