Awards

Plymouth City Council employee, Felix Munkuli, was named Children and Young Person’s Social Worker of the Year at yesterday's Full Council meeting.

He was presented with the William Phillip Tucker & Gladys May Tucker Trophy for his outstanding commitment to the children and young people in care after receiving a number of nominations from children in care and their carers in the...

South West businesses, universities and local authorities are just a few of the organisations who have joined forces to raise awareness of Dementia and to improve the lives of those living with the disorder.

Some of the good work includes setting up cafes, singing and activity groups, becoming a Dementia Action Alliance, attending Dementia Friends awareness sessions and much more....

Talented chefs from school kitchens across the South West are heading for Plymouth to scramble for position in a cook-off for the coveted title of School Chef of the Year.

Each year the LACA (Lead Authority for Catering in Education) organises a nationwide competition to find the best school chef in the country and showcase the high standards and skills that exist within the school...

An 11-year-old Ivybridge Community College student earned the opportunity to perform at one of the UK’s most well-regarded concerts for young music students.

Lewis Allen-Waldron, a dedicated musician who started playing the saxophone at Woodlands Primary School at the age of seven, was selected by the Associated Board of The Royal School of Music to perform in its High Achievers’...