A week that has seen UN Secretary Generall Ban Ki-moon address the European Parliament, and votes on animal cloning, maternity benefits and democracy in Moldova, South West MEP Graham Watson on what’s been going on in Europe
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Torquay’s Coral Island was said to be like a part of Capri when it first opened in 1977, on the site of the former Marine Spa, and where was to become Living Coasts. Kevin Dixon explores 
The Damerels, Steve Strong Steve Strong performing with avante guitar surrealist Scott Brown and Machete were at the Cricket-clap Floor Shows at The White Rabbit, Plymouth. The Apple Pie Consortium was on hand to take in the evening 1 comment - ()
In Plymouth you’re closer to a wood than you would think – a third of the residents are within a third of a mile of one, Stuart Bonar takes a look at new findings from the Woodland Trust 
The future of Devonport could be in tatters after the Strategic Defence Review – with a predicted loss of jobs of 1,600, and a loss of skills that could put the Royal Navy in difficulty 2 comments - ()
An apprentice from Dartmouth Apprentice, South Devon’s only training restaurant for the long-term unemployed, has bagged a job with Mitch Tonks 
The complexity of Local Development Frameworks meant they were expensive and the evidence and detail needed meant consultants were required, at a great cost to the council, says Teignbridge’s Lib Dem council leader |
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