The mum of a man who died waiting for an organ transplant has met with representatives of Plymouth City Council to discuss how more people in the city can be encouraged to sign up to the NHS Organ Donation Register.
Jillian Oxley, who lost her son Jon Paul aged just 21 in 2012 to Cystic Fibrosis, met with Councillor Lynda Bowyer, Cabinet Member for Health and Adult Social Care, and Dr...
The Plymouth History Centre team were celebrating on Monday when it broke ground in Tavistock Place - the road behind the current Museum and Central Library buildings, part of which will be turned into a public square as a result of the development.
Councillor Sam Davey, Deputy Lord Mayor for Plymouth put the first spade in the ground as part of the official ceremony (see attached...
Plymouth University Peninsula School of Dentistry has signed a collaboration agreement with the Shen Yang Hospital of Stomatology – the fourth Chinese institution with which it has forged a collaboration in the past year.
Shen Yang Hospital of Stomatology is an independent faculty of the School of Stomatology, Dallan University, China. It is also the teaching hospital of Liao Ning...
The Budweiser Viewing Party will show the highly-anticipated Plymouth Argyle vs Liverpool F.C. replay for local football fans who weren’t able to secure tickets for tonight’s big match.
Budweiser is the official beer of The Emirates FA Cup and is committed to supporting dedicated fans who dare to believe. The beer brand celebrated the biggest achievement of the Third Round with an...
Selected highlights from Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery’s permanent collections are going out ‘On Tour’ to a range of venues while its building is closed for the development of the History Centre.
While the bulk of the collections have been packed and moved to a secure offsite store so building and construction work can begin, some key items have gone out on loan.
As 2017 gets underway, five star housebuilder Barratt Homes has revealed that it built 576 homes in the region during the past year and brought £24.5m to communities where it is constructing new developments.
The figures form part of the company’s socio-economic footprint, and reveal just how the local economy has benefitted from the new housing.
The world’s turbulent social and political landscape is among the potential themes artists are being invited to consider for the 2017 Plymouth Contemporary.
Following a successful launch in 2015, which attracted entries from across the world, submissions for the second staging of the exhibition are now being invited with prizes of up to £2,500 on offer.
After our very successful first Swimarathon in October 2015 the Lions Club of Plymouth are holding our second in March 2017 at the Saltash Leisure Centre.
It is an opportunity for charities, organisations, groups, or indeed anyone interested in fundraising for their chosen cause.
At the same time you will be supporting the three main charities chosen by the dcLions as shown on the flier attached.
We would like to invite your organisation to take part. Do, please, look at the attachments.
Please ask for any further information which you need but, at this...
The RSPB in partnership with Aldi and Plymouth City Council are asking schools in Plymouth to sign up to their free Schools Outreach Project: The RSPB and Aldi: Giving Nature a Home.
The project aims to reconnect young people with nature through free talks and activities delivered in and around Plymouth schools.
Morwenna Alldis, spokesperson for the RSPB South West said: “Our...
After a phenomenal 2016, Plymouth Wrestling Association are starting off 2017 with a bang as they present ‘Rising’, their first event of the year on the 29th January at Plymouth School of Creative Arts!
PWA finished 2016 with their best show to date but it was a show that posed more questions than answers: who will be the first person to take on new champion, ‘The Belgian Bull’ Robin...
