
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.

An informative session on 30 November will guide potential candidates through the process and responsibilities of local government.

The historic Somerset street showcases its film-friendly credentials, attracting a major advertising production and benefiting local businesses.

Musgrove Park Hospital seeks participants for Enith 2 research into a new investigational medicine for type 2 diabetes and obesity.

Council teams collected 7.6 tonnes of waste to prepare the town centre for Remembrance Sunday.

Hundreds gathered in Bridgwater for annual commemorations, reflecting on the sacrifices of armed forces members past and present.

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.

Town Council-sponsored event on November 6th launches festivities ahead of Saturday's procession.

Swindon school plants 150 trees to celebrate 100 years, creating an educational legacy for future generations.

Arts University Bournemouth students visited Poole Central Library's roof replacement project to learn about structural engineering and site challenges.