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- Sep 30, 2026
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Seat-hoggers and 'inexcusable' behaviour at Derriford A&E (opens the original)
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Plymouth Live readers have been voicing their opinions regarding a recent article describing Derriford's A&E department as 'bedlam'. Patients reportedly experienced "bedlam" at Derriford Hospital and were advised to "go home if they were well enough to wait" during delays exceeding ten hours, according to claims. A woman who took her friend to Derriford said it was "scary" to see so many people waiting in A&E to be assessed by a doctor last on Monday, September 28. She said: "It was absolutely i
Plymouth residents furious as developer attempts to drop affordable homes (opens the original)
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Plymouth Live readers have been having their say on the recent news that plans to revive a stalled housing development at Prince Maurice Road in Lipson have seen developers apply to have section 106 planning obligations removed. The developers behind the scheme are seeking to have their affordable housing obligations removed, arguing this is necessary to make the project financially viable. Agents representing Lipson Developments Ltd have lodged a financial viability assessment (FVA) with Plymou
Plymouth readers divided as huge £6.5m Civic Centre deal signed (opens the original)
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Plymouth Live readers have been discussing the news that Plymouth City Council leaders green light multi-million deal for Civic Centre. It's full steam ahead on Plymouth's Civic Centre, which will be "a hive of activity" from the end of September. Plymouth City Council leader Tudor Evans (Lab, Ham) described it as "an enormous sense of relief" to see the redevelopment of the iconic building coming off the starting blocks. Cabinet members agreed on Monday to award builder Morgan Sindall the phase
Nine-storey Plymouth tower block plan splits local opinion (opens the original)
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Plymouth Live readers have voiced their opinions regarding proposals for a nine-storey development close to the Hoe. A renewed bid has been submitted to construct housing on the former Plymouth Register Office site - this time featuring a nine-storey tower block. The vacant Lockyer Street building was disposed of by Plymouth City Council in 2024, with the plot designated in the local plan for mixed-use development incorporating a hotel and 52 dwellings. Planning permission for 56 homes alongside
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