JaackMaate golden ticket Plymouth winner revealed - and he intends to cash it in for beer
Ryan Woolcock from Cattedown has struck gold and bagged one of the YouTuber s Willy Wonka style tickets, which could be worth a cool £5,000
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Bucke was born either in 1581 or in 1582, the son of Edmund Bucke and a mother whose name is unknown. He was born in the county of Norfolk, England, and attended a local school. On April 26, 1600, he was admitted at age eighteen as a sizar, or student on scholarship, to Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge University. Bucke was married, possibly to Elizabeth Browne, on July 7, 1607, in Tharston Parish, Norfolk, and had at least one daughter before, on the recommendation of the bishop of London, he was appointed chaplain of the expedition headed by Sir Thomas Gates that departed Plymouth Sound for Virginia on June 2, 1609.
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Avoid part of Plymouth Sound after seagrass meadow size of six football pitches is planted
A seagrass meadow the size of six football pitches is being planted on the sea bed
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Plymouth cafes off the beaten track ahead of Monday s roadmap lockdown lifting
Pubs have their place and there s room for restaurants. But nothing beats the cuddle of a cosy cafe
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A warm cup of tea in December by the sea. Or a cold drink to pour, in the summer on the moors.
The sight of a cafe in the distance is like an oasis, open for you to rest your bones and rehydrate.
Whether you’re lost in nature or simply walking down certain streets for the first time, stumbling across an unexpected snack shack is a thing of beauty.