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Plymouth café boss in jeopardy as 'rug pulled' on big return (opens the original)
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A Plymouth business owner who has lost tens of thousands of pounds after the building she operated her cafe from was closed suddenly has had her hopes dashed following a further setback. Lucy Harvey of The Little Cafe had been told she could return to the troubled Plymouth City Council owned Tothill Community Centre in October after operating out of a trailer for the summer but that has now been put on hold because surveys have revealed more work needs to be done to make it safe. She has been of
The Plymouth wards where men are facing premature death (opens the original)
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Thirty per cent more men living in the most deprived areas of Plymouth are dying under the age of 75 from cardiovascular disease (CVD) than the national average. CVD is one of the leading causes of preventable illness and death in Plymouth, accounting for around a quarter of all mortality. Rates of smoking, one of the leading factors in the development of the disease, remain “stubbornly high” in the city, according to public health experts. The stark figures were highlighted at a health and well
Fury as plea to stop Plymouth park and ride charges fails (opens the original)
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An attempt to stop parking charges being introduced at the George Junction Park and Ride in Plymouth has failed. Councillors on a scrutiny board voted by six votes to five to accept the decision made by Plymouth City Council cabinet member for transport Cllr John Stephens (Lab, Plymstock Dunstone) under delegated powers earlier this month. Drivers will be charged £3.50 if they stay for over six hours from next June once 83 new parking spaces are added to what is the most well used park and ride
Major new site off A38 could feature waterfall, bathing pool and sauna (opens the original)
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A wellbeing, education and community hub at Plympton with a natural bathing pool have been outlined in plans to Plymouth City Council. The Oak Reach project has applied for pre application advice from the council’s officers for nine acres of fields and woodland on land south of Wolverwood Lane and east of Ridge Road, close to the A38. With a focus on bringing adults and children into the natural environment to learn about nature, agriculture and food production, small groups will be accommodated
Another setback as Plymouth centre left off-limits after leak (opens the original)
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Tothill Community Centre in Plymouth has taken another hit after a leak forced the closure of the large hall, meaning the whole site is now off limits. The hall, which hosts courses, classes and events, is now “temporarily” closed along with the rest of the centre which closed in February due to fire safety risks. Local residents said it was “another blow” to the well-used community facility which also hosted the hugely popular Little Cafe. Plymouth City Council said the leak had damaged the cei
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