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Plymouth bowlers fume as greens turn to ‘earth and sand’ (opens the original)
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Members of a Plymouth bowls club have said their council-maintained green has become more like ‘earth and sand’ and claimed the authority have failed to water the surface properly. Steve Ashwin, a member at Devonport Park Bowls Club, provided photos to The Herald showing their playing surface appearing to have little grass, and said he has spoken to other members who have told him they are facing the same issues. While the UK has experienced one the hottest and driest summers on record, bowling
When King Kev came to Plymouth - and proved a real hero (opens the original)
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They say never meet your heroes, presumably because you will end up being let down, but I can say sometimes the exact opposite can be true – especially if your hero was Kevin Keegan. Sunday’s Premier League games saw an outpouring of grief from his former clubs – and indeed many around the football world – with Newcastle United and Liverpool putting on tributes before their clash, and giving time to reflect on the life of a man who was both a brilliant footballer and actually a great bloke to bo
Protest over Plymouth café closure as council rejects legal claims (opens the original)
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Plymouth City Council has refuted allegations they have failed in any legal duties over the closure of a cafe building whose owner has warned her business is on the brink of collapse over a six-month delay to repairs. Lucy Harvey, who runs the Little Cafe adjacent to Tothill Park, told The Herald that she was ordered to leave her premises at Tothill Community Centre on Knighton Road on February 19 this year, due to fire safety risks. Six months later, she said no repairs have been undertaken whi
Plymouth café on the brink despite glimmer of hope (opens the original)
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A woman who was told to leave her cafe premises almost six months ago is warning she is on the verge of losing her business – having been initially told she would be out for three days. Lucy Harvey, 47, has run The Little Cafe, at Tothill Park, for more than four years, but was told she had to vacate her premises at one end of Tothill Community Centre in February because of fire safety risks.She has run the business out of a trailer she managed to buy in May, at her own cost, but said she is sti
Legwarmers at the ready! Iconic 80s musical returns to Plymouth (opens the original)
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A sneak peek into the new summer blockbuster from Theatre Royal Plymouth has revealed powerful vocals, stunning dance routines and an inspiring story of what it takes to make it in the entertainment world – with details revealed at a launch event at Royal William Yard. FAME The Musical is premiering at TRP on July 28, with audiences promised a journey back to New York City in 1980, following a group of young hopefuls at a performing arts school. Based on Alan Parker’s 1980 film, the show has bee
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