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Credit crunch could hinder Sherford town plan

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Thursday, November 20, 2008

PLANS for a major housing development on the edge of Plymouth are unlikely to go ahead for years because of the credit crunch, MPs have heard.

Gary Streeter, MP for South West Devon, has called on ministers for a 'Plan B' in case of delays to the Sherford settlement, in...

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Deadliest stretch of A38 is revealed

Tuesday, November 18, 2008

THE deadliest stretch of the A38 is the road between Marsh Mills and Deep Lane near Plympton, a Plymouth City Council panel has been told. In...

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Police appeal to catch 'Jolly' graffiti artist

Monday, November 17, 2008

POLICE in Plymouth are appealing for any witnesses who may have seen graffiti being sprayed in lay-bys on the A38 at the weekend. Officers...

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City's youth in fine voice for contest

WELL SPOKEN: Selena Radford, Selwin Hulme-Teague, Chiara Thomas and Daisy Trewartha competing in The Novice Verse speaking (The Quinn Cup)

Monday, November 17, 2008

YOUNGSTERS have continued to impress the judges in this year's City of Plymouth Festival. Children from across the city have been showing off...

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Children win sandwich design contest

SLICE OF LUCK: Jordan and Leanne with their prize-winning sandwiches and Wendy Lillicrap from Country Maid

Monday, November 17, 2008

TWO enterprising children from Stowford Primary School in Ivybridge have won a sandwich design competition in the town. Jordan Palmer and...

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Students honoured at City College awards ceremony

Monday, November 17, 2008

STUDENTS at City College Plymouth have been honoured during the annual awards ceremony. Thirty-three people were recognised for their...

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Youngsters get taste of the Roman way

WHEN IN ROME: (left) Olly Martin from Exeter Museum and teacher Anne Burns with pupils at the Roman Day; below, Harvey as a Roman soldier<B/>

Sunday, November 16, 2008

CHILDREN at an Ivybridge school had the chance to 'travel back' 2,000 years in time to join the mighty Roman Army in its bid to conquer...

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Schools team up to teach Chinese

Friday, November 14, 2008

FOUR Devon and Cornwall schools have joined forces as a new centre of excellence for the teaching of all things Chinese – from the...

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Four schools join forces for Chinese studies

Thursday, November 13, 2008

FOUR Devon and Cornwall schools have joined forces as a new centre of excellence for the teaching of all things Chinese – from the...

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Learning lines by chapter and verse

TAKING PARTS: Left, Madeline Uren, aged nine, who entered the Humorous Verse section. Above, young actor Rachel Driscoll, 11. Right, Humorous Verse: winner Charlotte Falcus (left) with Sydnee Ponsford

Thursday, November 13, 2008

THE CITY of Plymouth Festival continued on day three at the Athenaeum Theatre with performances in music including violin solos, school...

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Credit crunch could hinder Sherford town plan

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Students honoured at City College awards ceremony

Youngsters get taste of the Roman way

Schools team up to teach Chinese

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