PLYMOUTH’S huge £305 million a year student economy, and the sector’s strategic (GDP) gross domestic product for the South West region – was under…

PLYMOUTH’S tallest building received an April Fool’s makeover today. The 22-storey student flats at Beckley Court on the corner of Cobourg Street, dwarfs the derelict…

    OVER 50 invited guests attended the official launch of Artworks 3, featuring new online international exhibition galleries, and studio at the HQ Centre…

WHEN it comes to family-owned businesses, fathers and sons have long been considered the classic entrepreneurial team. But Plymouth over the last decade has seen…

THIS WEEK, 76-years-ago – the historic centre of Plymouth was wiped away forever by waves of Nazi bombers that destroyed the heart of the city….

  PLANS to build a new 21st century home for the (RAOB) Club on North Hill, and associated with the charitable organisation the Royal Antediluvian…

A good summary article in the Plymouth Herald talking about the recent budget. Director of Dorcas Media Kevin Kelway, said: “I was very pleased with…

  Abigail White and Lesley Robinson of Artworks 3   A NEW arts and animation studio is officially launching at the HQ in Union Street,…

Picture: Stuart Lawson and Phil Coker   MANY military veterans have wielded the pen after serving with the British armed forces – and turned their…

WORK is in full swing on a major new development at the former Comet store in Mayflower Street – with plans for commercial spaces on…

By WILLIAM TELFORD, Business Editor, The Herald   Two prominent Plymouth business bosses are calling on the Government to get on with quitting the EU…

Sales and service manager, James Deacon of Clever Student Lets A recent dining event held at City College discussing Plymouth’s successful invisible student market revealed…