Families can now enjoy some of the best views in the city from their saddles, thanks to improvements along Plymouth’s spectacular waterfront cycle route.
The route is part of National Cycle Network Route 27 and connects the Barbican, the Hoe, Millbay and Royal William Yard.
A new contraflow cycle lane now runs eastwards along Madeira Road, from the mini roundabout junction with...
Plymouth City Council is proud to have received two platinum awards for our newest toilets on the Barbican and a third for the loos in Armada Way.
During the summer of 2014 Plymouth City Council opened a brand new toilet block at Quay Point opposite the Mayflower Visitor Centre and a second one at Elphinstone car park.
Now these two brand new toilet blocks which cost a total...
Revellers, residents and businesses are being asked for their thoughts on possible changes to rules around licensing in and around the Barbican.
The police want to expand the area covered by the cumulative impact policy by either adding a small parcel taking in Vauxhall Street and the Bretonside road or a much bigger area which not only covers the Barbican, but extends across Sutton...
Homecoming of The Clove - Sutton Harbour, Plymouth
Saturday 27 September 2014
13.00-14.00 - The arrival of The Clove, including formal ceremony.
See the past sail into the present as we re-create The Clove’s homecoming with the arrival of a 112-foot tall ship sailing in to Sutton Harbor.
Join the celebrations with ceremonies to celebrate Saris’s homecoming and affirm Anglo-Japanese relations.
Walk the decks of the historic vessel and meet Captain Saris himself as we bring history to life - the ship is open to the public from 14.00-17.00 on 27, and 10...
Piano man Diz Watson turns The B-Bar into a juke-joint for a night as he peddles his fruity blend of boogie-woogie and barrelhouse playing. This New Orleans-inspired keyboard king will delight with fabulous arrangements of rarely-heard blues and R''n'B sounds from the likes of Jelly Roll Morton, James Booker, Cousin Joe and much more.
A brand new poetry and spoken word night for the B-Bar. Hosted by the inimitable Mama Tokus and bringing you an excellent array of talent, we think every one of these will be a unique experience not to be missed. Mama will be performing her own funky and funny compositions as well as selecting a few of the best poets and writers to perform at each Rhymewarp event.
Becky is a rebel without a cause; Jo is in it for the laugh. Friends and feminist activists, they are clearly out of their depths.
Jo's brother Tommy has been accused of war crimes but old soldier Martin is having none of it.
This multimedia production is a heady mix of emotional conflict, heart-warming friendships and a challenging examination of issues very much of our times.
Tickets and extra info:
£10 / £7 Concessions
Flourish offer: Buy tickets for 'Protest' and 'Static' and save a pound on each!
