Sister's anger as disabled Plymouth man unable to take bath for 10 months
'They are taking away Mark’s quality of life and it’s affecting everything'
Open at Plymouth LiveWednesday, 23 September 2026
Wednesday, 23 September 2026 · London edition · Vol. 1
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'They are taking away Mark’s quality of life and it’s affecting everything'
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Major event hears social mobility is vital as city builds workforce
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Some believe a new test will be more appropriate than the current system
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One of the Europe's biggest travelling fairs will soon descend on the city again
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There are fears the overgrown tree is 'an accident waiting to happen'
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The facility would be expected to host up to 23,300 overnight stays each year
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The DWP has confirmed the bonus will be paid automatically to PIP claimants and other eligible benefit recipients
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This gem of a town is the perfect place for a day trip or weekend break
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Bosses have confirmed the news despite younger people moving away from traditional in-person branches
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AA bosses have called for changes to UK 20mph speed limits as more cities consider altering limits
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A Nottinghamshire councillor is proposing new measures to ensure authorities are better equipped to get the vehicles off the streets
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It's 2026, and I've only just finished watching Gavin and Stacey, but I'm so glad that I binged all the episodes at once, because the cliffhanger that it left people on was wild
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For decades, Eastville's weekend market drew bargain hunters from across the region through the 1970s, '80s and '90s, before the site was bought by IKEA for their Bristol superstore in 1998
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Convicted so far in September in court
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Artspace Bristol was founded in 1976 by a group of artists looking for studio space in the city - it's now Spike Island
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More than 100 homes have been built on the former Chubb factory site in Heath Town in recent years
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More offenders said to be trying their luck in a bid to get around parking rules
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Teresa Smith weighed the same as a bag of sugar but decades on she's known as a formidable campaigner
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"A beautiful, classy little gift. A classic Molton Brown scent.. delicious!"
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An inquest revealed how a Sheffield woman died from drug toxicity
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The government announced that flat owners, landlords, renters and businesses can now access grants of up to £500 per charge point.
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Natalie Putt was a young mum when she vanished from her home in Dudley, West Mids., on September 1, 2003 – leaving behind her 11-week-old son
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Sheffield Crown Court heard the victim was “absolutely terrified”and believed he was “going to die”
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Two North Staffordshire men were ordered to pay child maintenance arrears or face prison after courts heard evidence of non-essential spending
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