Plymouth University is teaming up with Plymouth Argyle Football Club to help the club re-connect with supporters living with the symptoms of dementia.
The club has been working since last year to give all Home Park staff – including players, coaches and the Board Directors – a greater awareness and understanding of what dementia means in people’s lives.
Plymouth Argyle's newly appointed chief executive, Martyn Starnes says he joined the Pilgrims from Championship club Yeovil Town because of the “wonderful future” he foresees at Home Park.
Martyn Starnes was brought to Argyle by owner James Brent and was formally introduced to the club's staff today (Monday 8 July). He leaves the newly promoted Somerset side just as they begin a...
