Fab City hubs across Plymouth will be opening their doors to celebrate sustainability and collaboration in a day of free events on Wednesday 22 September.
Plymouth’s hosting of the epic Great Britain Sail Grand Prix helped put £6.9 million ($9.5 million) into the cash tills and bank accounts of city businesses – providing a much-needed post-lockdown boo
£92 million in Government grants has been paid out to local businesses by Plymouth City Council since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, as part of a massive effort to keep businesses in the city going.
Plymouth city charity Greenhook Fishing proudly launched the first of their sustainable fishing boats the Geoffrey Rowe, today from their boatyard in Richmond Walk, near Mayflower Marina in Plymouth.
In a world first, a giant dragon puppet transformed into a kite and flew across Plymouth Sound, with an audience of tens of thousands on the Hoe and along the coast watching in awe.
Plymouth City Council is part of an ambitious cross-border project that will deliver a unique package of Covid-19 recovery support for local businesses and people.
Plymouth City Council is offering more free training courses in how to provide CPR and how to use the new lifesaving defibrillators, following the installation of five of the devices along the waterfront.
Following the success of the Great Britain Sail Grand Prix, SailGP’s Inspire program and Plymouth City Council have banded together to continue supporting local youth sailing initiatives.
The University of Plymouth is currently working with consultants Golant Innovation and The Fifth Sector to undertake a review of the Immersive sector in and around Plymouth, under the working title ‘Immersive Futures’.
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