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- Sep 28, 2026
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Fury that Plymouth Park and Ride charges 'will penalise genuine users' (opens the original)
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Plymouth Live readers have heard that plans to introduce parking charges at George Junction Park and Ride are to face further scrutiny. The £3.50 charge, which would apply after six hours, was approved by cabinet member for strategic planning and transport Cllr John Stephens but has been called in by the Conservative group after 98 per cent of consultation respondents opposed the proposal. The council says the charge is intended to stop motorists using the car park as free long term parking with
'This defeats the point' Plymouth park and ride charges slammed (opens the original)
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Plymouth Live readers have been reacting to plans to introduce long stay parking charges at George Junction Park and Ride from June 2027, despite 98 per cent of consultation respondents opposing the original proposal. Plymouth City Council says the move is needed because too many motorists are using the free car park without taking the bus, leaving it close to capacity and reducing spaces for genuine park and ride users. Under the revised plans, the first six hours will remain free. Anyone stayi
Plymouth readers divided over proposed motorhome overnight bans (opens the original)
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Plymouth Live readers have been discussing plans to stop motorhomes and campervans staying overnight at two waterside car parks across Plymouth? Plymouth City Council is proposing a ban on overnight stays at Mount Batten Pier car park and Richmond Walk car park following complaints from residents about some vehicles occupying spaces for extended periods. If approved, motorhomes and campervans would have to leave by 11pm and could not return until 8am. Cllr John Stephens (Lab, Plymstock Dunstone)
'Progress or vertical slums?' Readers divided over £45m tower block plans (opens the original)
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Readers have shared mixed views after plans for a £45 million tower block in Devonport moved a step closer. Plymouth Community Homes (PCH) confirmed in 2024 that Marlborough House would be demolished and replaced with a new high rise development providing social rented homes. The housing association has now appointed the team that will lead the next stage of the project, with design work officially underway. Building Design Partnership (BDP) has been chosen as lead designer and architect, bringi
Readers divided as new £25m health hub axes 78 parking spaces (opens the original)
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PlymouthLive readers have been told plans for a second community health facility at Colin Campbell Court have been approved, just weeks after the first centre opened. The new four-storey diagnostics building, backed by up to £25 million in government funding, will provide a range of NHS services including MRI scans, bone density imaging, ultrasound, blood tests, glaucoma assessments and consultation rooms. The facility will be built on NHS-owned land next to the recently opened £22 million commu
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