A bungalow on Springvale Road will be knocked down to make space, a committee heard. Local city councillor Jane Rutter said the bungalow was lived in by Alex Fry, who was a great gardener and wrote for 50 years in the parish magazine how to garden through the seasons. His garden was a wonderful example of a cottage harden. So it s a sadness we are going to see it built over but that is the way of the world these days. She added: It s a shame this perfectly good bungalow is going to be demolished. It should be retained and repurposed but that is not in our policy at the moment but I hope we will seriously consider putting it in the new local plan.
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The killer and ten other criminals jailed in Plymouth in April
All these men have heard the cell doors clang behind them for their disgusting and disturbing offences
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Plymouth crook, 75, stored smuggled booze and fags for gang making £100,000 a month
Pensioner Patrick White has been jailed after he was caught with more than a third of a million cigarettes and £36,000 in cash in Saltash storage unit
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A crooked Plymouth pensioner handled smuggled tobacco and booze for a gang which made £100,000 a month.
Retired Patrick White, aged 75, was caught with vast amounts of duty-free and counterfeit goods in a storage container â including more than a third of a million cigarettes.
He also had more than £30,000 in dirty cash in a carrier bag in Saltash, a court heard.