2013 has got off to a winning start for Plympton boy Dylan Cook, age 9, who is celebrating after scooping hundreds of pounds worth of prizes in a waterfront shop window trail.

Plymouth Waterfront Partnership is sorry to announce that the Christmas Farmers’ Market due to take place on Saturday 24 November has been cancelled due to the forecast high winds and bad weather conditions.

On Sunday 16 September, after a fantastic weekend of entertainment for all the family at the first ever Plymouth Seafood Festival, local Barbican traders will compete in a charity raft race to add that final bit of fun to close the festival.

Plymouth Waterfront Partnership (PWP) has strengthened its Board with the appointment of an additional three highly experienced directors.

A line-up of star chefs has been unveiled as one of the highlights of the inaugural Plymouth Seafood Festival taking place in September.

Classic car fans are in for a treat as Jaguar owners from across the South West come to Plymouth for a day of motoring and musical entertainment.

Visitors to the Barbican this weekend will be greeted with swashbuckling and swaggering buccaneers galore as Plymouth is taken over by a pirate invasion.

Plymouth’s Barbican will be hosting a weekend of pirate themed fun for all the family on Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 May.

Businesses in Plymouth’s new Waterfront Business Improvement District (BID) are being encouraged to come forward and play and important role in how the BID is delivered and managed.

Waterfront businesses have voted a clear ‘YES’ in a ballot to decide on setting up a Waterfront Business Improvement District (BID), with a 59 per cent turnout -significantly higher than the national average 41 per cent turnout for BIDs  .