After years of building a loyal local following on Facebook since 2014, Plymouth Post was relaunched in February 2026 as an independent digital publication and community platform, bringing together local news, history, culture, nostalgia, sport, features and community stories from across Plymouth and the surrounding area.

Our aim is simple: to celebrate Plymouth, report on what matters locally, and provide a platform that reflects the character, humour, heritage and spirit of the city.

From breaking local stories and community events to historical features, photographs, interviews and cultural coverage, Plymouth Post exists to showcase the people, places and stories that make Plymouth unique.

We believe local media should feel genuinely local, connected to the community, accessible to everyone, and proud of the city it represents.

Whether you’re here for local news, Plymouth history, nostalgic memories, sport, culture or community discussion, welcome to Plymouth Post.

Thank you for being part of our community.