A new chapter is about to begin for one of Plymouth’s most historic and recognisable buildings, with work due to start on the long-awaited regeneration…

Tucked away on North Hill is one of Plymouth’s most remarkable historic landmarks. Today, Drake’s Place is a peaceful oasis where colourful fish glide through…

On one of the finest viewpoints in Britain, where cruise ships, Royal Navy vessels and fishing boats pass through the waters of Plymouth Sound, sits…

Standing on Plymouth Hoe today, Smeaton’s Tower looks as though it has always belonged there. A familiar silhouette above the city, it draws the eye…

High above the former Royal Naval Hospital at Millfields, a clock continues to mark the passing of time. Its hands still move steadily across the…

Standing on Union Street, the New Palace Theatre is one of the most remarkable and most overlooked buildings in Plymouth. Scarred by fire, shaped by…

There are few jobs left in Britain that would be instantly recognised by someone from two centuries ago. Yet when Danny Hodgson heads out across…

The Victorian Metal toilet Hidden in Thorn Park, Plymouth Tucked away in Thorn Park, Peverell, there is a quiet and unusual survivor from Victorian civic…

D-Day time capsule discovered behind false wall during renovation in St Budeaux A decorating job inside a property in Sunny Dene, St Budeaux has led…

Wine, Women and War: How Nelson’s Legacy Still Echoes Through Plymouth More than two centuries after the Battle of Trafalgar, the legacy of Vice Admiral…

Inside the Plymouth Shop Keeping a Dying Craft Alive The sound hits you the moment you walk through the door. Grinding wheels humming, leather scraping…

Mutley Plain, 1949. We take a look back at one of Plymouth’s streets through a stunning set of archive images and compare them to how…