Plymouth Live

Neil Gaiman's 'Ocean at the End of the Lane' comes to TRP

This will be the first major theatrical performance of a Neil Gaiman novel

Lorraine viewers back Angela Rayner against 'nasty' comments

Angela Rayner appeared on the ITV show this morning

Dawn French praises pioneering mother who founded Trevi

Having extolled the virtues of the cream-not-coming first on scones, comedian and actor has now hailed how contraception gave back "control" to…

Optimism for more countries to be added to amber and green lists

Dominic Raab expressed some confidence that more holiday hotspots could open up

Grandma celebrating her 107th birthday has a moral for everyone

Theresa, who enjoys the occasional whisky, says she has being kind to others to thank for her long and happy life.

Walk through the history of the former slum that's now The Barbican

There's so much history in the Barbican and the facades of buildings have long forgotten stories to tell

Plymouth's huge German Doner Kebab restaurant is now open

The restaurant opened just before Christmas and has created around 40 jobs for local people

Remains of a bustling naval war camp reclaimed by nature

Although reclaimed and obscured by nature, the remains of the camp can still be seen today - and we went to have a snoop

Husband due to be donor for his wife diagnosed with inoperable cancer

'Andrew and I should have been enjoying holidays and time with the grandchildren. Instead, it feels like we’ve been robbed of our future'

Stop crying over a slave trader - it's time to rename and move on

We shouldn't erase our history, but does renaming a street sign really do that?

Plymouth's new eco-laundrette on a mission to change the world

The family-run business on Union Street offers a washing and ironing service as well as stocking a number of refillable products and eco-friendl…

The mysterious church ruin hidden in the middle of a holiday park

It contains the graves of Noss Mayo residents killed in a cholera epidemic

Why 'living the dream' on a luxury boat is not all it seems

Catharine Parker-Littler's life story has been touched by magic and tragedy

Plymouth’s last surviving Dunkirk veteran Garth Wright has died

Heartfelt tributes have been paid to Garth, a keen bugler and ardent Argyle fan

You can now book the top level of Plymouth's tallest building

The 23-storey Beckley Point tower is finished and you don't have to be a student to visit it

Al fresco Greek dining is coming to the Barbican

New venue 'The Greek' is replacing the Real Food Kitchen and will serve authentic Greek food and beer

House of Fraser NOT on 'brink of collapse', says insider

Efforts to appease creditors are 'still on track'

Chef jailed for sexually assaulting woman

He put his hand over the victim's mouth to stop her from screaming