
Plymouth Libraries Unveil Ambitious Future Plan
Council outlines evolution of libraries into stronger, accessible community hubs over the coming years.
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Council outlines evolution of libraries into stronger, accessible community hubs over the coming years.

Over 6,300 children in Plymouth are benefiting from expanded childcare entitlements, supporting families and boosting the local sector.

Additional properties, including social rent and shared ownership, boost PCH's total to 145 homes in the growing Sherford development.

Plymouth City Council highlights achievements of young people leaving care, from university graduation to parenthood, and calls for community support.

Ensemble selected for prestigious Music for Youth Proms following outstanding performances, showcasing Devon's folk traditions.

Residents invited to shape city's future through travelling consultation on draft masterplan.

Council aims to enhance heritage area, support local businesses, and provide new community spaces.

Precautionary measures at Teats Hill and Clovelly Bay follow identification of asbestos-containing material in recent tests.

Westcountry company installs protective netting signalling the start of a major refurbishment project on the landmark building.

Switching to Direct Debit could speed up future Government Household Energy Payments, says Plymouth City Council.

Residents and businesses are urged to donate gifts, sponsor the appeal, or host a Christmas Gift Tree to support young people leaving care.

Residents will need to reserve a time slot online to visit Chelson Meadow and Weston Mill centres as part of a six-month trial.