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Plymouth’s cruise season is going exceptionally well, and a surprise visitor early this morning in the mist and rain, the Silver Spirit berthed at the

The French navy’s FS Tonnerre is near the Plymouth Breakwater this morning ahead of the next phase of exercise #Polaris25 which begins today in the

Shipping movements was restricted in the Sound this afternoon and the arrival of HMS Astute. The 97-metre long Astute was the first of its class,

The FS Bretagne on a port visit to HM Naval Base Devonport this morning in the mist and rain, getting ready for the French led

The replica Spanish galleon, the Nao Victoria, finally arrives in the Sound this morning and is escorted by a Plymouth pilot boat to the Barbican

Plymouth says goodbye to HMS Northumberland early tomorrow morning when Serco Group vessels will tow the Type 23 frigate for the last time in the

The Lynher ferry was delayed in being towed to Falmouth for its five-year annual refit because of bad weather and eventually left the sound on

The visit of the Spanish replica galleon the Nao Victoria to Plymouth has been pushed back to later this week because of weather conditions affecting

Serco Group’s largest ship the multi-purpose auxiliary vessel the SD Northern River spotted on our live webcam this afternoon inbound to HMNB Devonport and back

Special feature, by Kevin Kelway With the growing trend of cruise ship operators and passengers visiting the South West and the increasing competition between regional