The latest news from the city.
The Red Arrows have released their full 2026 schedule, with the South West dates at the English Riviera Airshow and Lyme Regis now passed. A guide to what remains of the UK season, from the Ayr Show to the Duxford finale, plus how the displays are shaped by the weather.
Earth Lore is a long-running metaphysical shop on Wing Street in downtown Plymouth. It offers crystals, incense, candles, books, decks, jewellery and many other spiritual and decorative items, with reviews highlighting its broad stock and relaxed staff.
Explore Devon’s welcoming side through market towns, village pubs and community-led attractions. From Buckfastleigh and Bere Alston to Dartington and Bovey Tracey, this is a relaxed guide to a slower county weekend.
A guide to Turtle Bay Plymouth at 5 St Andrews Cross, covering its Caribbean menu, 2-4-1 cocktails, Bottomless Brunch and Express Menu, along with opening hours, facilities and how to book.
Theatre Royal Plymouth's February half-term programme runs from 14 to 22 February, with The Magic Box for babies and toddlers, The Vikings for ages five plus, Tiny Tales and a Groovement Project dance day. It also rounds up other family activities across Plymouth.
A guide to Plymouth's lesser-known art and architecture, from the free and award-winning The Box and the independent KARST gallery to the Elizabethan House on the Barbican and Smeaton's Tower on the Hoe.
From Plymouth’s nearby coves to South Devon’s surfing beaches and quieter bays, this guide covers family-friendly spots, water-sports locations and hidden coastal escapes for August. It also includes dog-access notes and simple safety reminders for planning a beach day.
The Box in central Plymouth is showing 'Plymouth in the 1920s and 30s', a collection of 48 rare photographs of interwar life. The post also covers the archives, the Cottonian Research Room and the free family history facilities.
A guide to Hound Tor, a deserted medieval village on Dartmoor near Plymouth, where you can walk among the ruins of thirteenth-century longhouses. Covers the village's history, its abandonment, and practical visiting information.
A look at the Punch and Judy puppet shows seeing a revival across the South West, from their 17th-century Italian roots and first English appearance in 1662 to the swazzle and the cast of characters that make up a typical show today.
