PAGE 4 extra words Herald online: thisisplymouth.co.uk Evening Herald, Wednesday, May 31, 2006 Evening Herald, Wednesday, May 31, 2006 Herald online: thisisplymouth.co.uk extrawords PAGE 5 the weather THEY’RE PULLING Plymouthfivedayoutlook Afternoon Tonight FOR PLYMOUTH High: High: 17ºc63f 8ºc46f Scott Dann, champion boxer, Tony Pulis, Plymouth Argyle manager Low: Low: Gavin Love, Plymouth Raiders basketball player, 14ºc57f 5ºc41f Jamie Burchell, Plymouth Raiders basketball player, 10,000 reasons Katherine Endacott, athlete, Itwill stayfine with Staying dry withclear Andy Hicks, snooker player, Michaela Breeze, weightlifter, sunnyspells.Light spells.Lightnortherly Lloyd Scott, eccentric fundraiser, northerlywinds. winds. Graham Dawe, Plymouth Albion and Devon rugby manage r , Chesney Hawkes, pop singer, Thursday Friday Jodie Kidd, model, High: High: Mark Richards, four-time world surfing champion, Sir Matthew Pinsent, Olympic rower, 18ºc64f 20ºc68f Alison Seabeck, MP for Plymouth Devonport, Low: Low: Linda Gilroy, MP for Plymouth Sutton, 15ºc59f 17ºc63f Gary Streeter, MP for South West Devon, Colin Breed, MP for South East Cornwall, Warmerthanrecentdays Feeling warmwithsunny Cllr Tudor Evans, leader of Plymouth City Council, Charles Howeson, chairman of the city’s Chamber of withsunnyspells.Light spells.Lightnortherly why we need Commerce, north-westerlywinds. winds. Tim Jones, chairman of the Devon and Cornwall Business Council, Bob Dow, chief executive of Business Link, Saturday Sunday Peter Gripaios, professor of applied economics at Plymouth Business School, High: High: Peter Waterfield, Olympic silver medal winning diver and 20ºc68f 21ºc70f commonwealth champion, and the rest of the British Low: Low: Commonwealth dive team and elite coaches, Phillip Schofield, This Morning co-presenter, 17ºc63f 18ºc64f Sharron Davies, Olympic medallist swimmer, Seth Lakeman, Mercury Music Prize nominee, Anotherfine daywith Dry again withwarm Trevor Francis, England’s first £1million footballer, sunnyspellsand light sunshine and lightwinds, Tommy Tynan, Argyle hero and former striker, northerlywinds. variable direction. Paul Wotton, Plymouth Argyle captain, Judy Gittins, cardiac nurse for Plymouth Heartbeat, a Life Centre Daws Diggler, frontman for city band The Underdogs, Sandra Pentney, strategic support manager for the library service, Plymouthtomorrow Thomas Daley, Olympic diving hopeful, Itwill beafine daywith Brooke Graddon, Olympic Diving hopeful, spellsof sunshine,the Barnstaple by MATT Plymouth Diving Club, Wally Wright of Wally’s Dance Party, ballroom and best of thesewill beinthe 12 FLEMING, 14 famous faces: The sequence dancing hosts, afternoon. Feeling cool 14 Taunto n Herald Reporter, Sally Smith, England schools table tennis champion, withlightnortherlywinds. Evening Herald’s Doc Price, Kendo sensei, Bude who has been petition for the Life Geraldine Lamb Dance School, in Saltash, 13 Exeter Centre has been Kevin McCloud, presenter of Channel 4’s pioneering Okehampton on the campaign signed by 10,000 Grand Designs programme, 13 trail to get you Professor Roland Lewinsky, Vice-Chancellor of the A letter from Alison Seabeck people, including University of Plymouth, 13 Torquay Newquay to sign up for clockwise from Professor Steven Parissien, Dean of the Faculty of Arts at the University of Plymouth, 13 Plymouth 13 MP, Gary Streeter MP, Linda top) sprinter Kath the Life Centre Endacott and Devon Junior Minor League, StAustell Chief Superintendent Morris Watts, 13 Gilroy MP and Colin Breed MP pupils at Deb Lapthorne, director of public health, Penzance 11 THE people of Plymouth should give Egbbuckland Ann James, Chief Executive of Plymouth PCT, themselves a pat on the back. AS MPs, our job is to represent Community David Luckham, co-founder of cardiac charity I have been touring the city during the thousands of people in and around College, boxing Plymouth Heartbeat, past fortnight, rushing around in a Flameworks, art group, Plymouth and to make sure the city champion Scott Zoe Ind, Starlights Dance School, frenzy, trying to get people to sign our and the region get the money and Dann, four times Hayley Trower, Member of Youth Parliament for Plymouth, Marine/SurfForecast Let’s Build It campaign petition. Mick Aitken, manager of the Great Britain pre-Olympic BantHam: Windsnortherlyat5-8 knots.Waves the facilities they deserve. Olympic Gold And the response has been This is why we today set aside our medallist Sir training camps for the 2000 Sydney Olympics, 1-2feet.Visibility good. overwhelming. Brian Hall, Plymouth and Districts Fixtures and Results Constantine: Windsnorth-westerlyat5-8 political differences and pledge Matthew Pinsent, Plymothians have been adding their secretary for bowls, knots.Waves1-2feet.Visibility good. wholehearted cross-party support and supermodel Shane Connolly, assistant sports community development names to the thousands collected – Croyde: Windsnorth-westerlyat5-8 knots. HE Evening Herald todaypresents for the Herald’s Let's Build It Jodie Kidd officer for the Devonport area, Waves1-2feet.Visibility good. morethan10,000 reasonswhyPly- by ROB PREECE and others have gone the whole hog, campaign. DML, Newquay: Windsnorth-westerlyat4-7knots. mouth should havea £50million Life taking our petitions around their The campaign calls on Lottery Gleason, Council Reporter schools, businesses and Barden Corporation, Waves1-2feet.Visibility good. Centre. That’show manypeople have officials to help fund the Life Centre: WH Smith, PerranportH: Windsnorth-westerlya t4-7 T neighbourhoods in a bid to show the signed our Let’sBuild Itpetition, whichcalls a £50million sports, health and Cornwall, said: “Iam fullybehind thiscam- Lipson Community College, knots.Waves1-2feet.Visibility good. for Lottery cash to help transformthe city’s weight of support behind our important leisure centre in the heart of the city. Estover Community College, paign. There is areal need for first-class PolzeatH: Windsnorth-westerlyat5-8 knots. dreamfor first-class sports facilities intore- campaign. Eggbuckland Community College, facilities that will benefit the whole area.” This is no ordinary place; it will have Waves1-2feet.Visibility good. ality. Apart from a handful of people who some of the best sports facilities in John Kitto Community College, Hayley Trower, one of the city’s Members of have been worried that the Life Centre Tamarside Community College, The city council has plansfora majorcom- ‘ the country, including an Plymstock School, Youth Parliament, said:“Without this superb will be built on green space –which is Olympic-sized swimming pool, but it plex in Central Park, which would combine opportunity, many young people will be denied Widey Court Primary School, Sun&Moon timesin BST Olympic-standard facilities with purpose-built just not true –everyone has backed will also have state-of-the-art health, St Peter’s Roman Catholic Primary School, First Quarter: achancetodevelop various life skills–and the campaign. They know the city Rees Youth and Community Centre, Mount Wise Sunsets 21:18 spaces for music, arts and healthy living. Plymouth will be left being poorly equipped in educational and youth facilities, all June 3 needs a facility for sport, music, under one spectacular roof. Community Primary School, Sunrises 05:11 Council chiefs has bid for £25million of the way of public facilities compared with other Devonport High School for Boys, Lottery money to go towards the project, which drama, health, education and leisure. It will be of huge benefit to the health expanding cities across the country.” Businesses such as Orange, DML and Parkside Community College, Moon rises 08:38 would bring a landmark building to the city. Big names from the world of sport saythat and well-being of our constituents, University of Plymouth, It would offer Olympic swimming and diving Gleason have shown plenty of support, and it will be of huge benefit to the Plymouth City Council, Moon sets 00:57 building the Life Centre would be a winning as well as the Royal Navy, the West Devon Borough Council, facilities, alongside spaces forcurling, vol- move. city and the area: creating jobs, university, the College of Further boosting business and giving the St Luke’s Hospice, Lighting-uptimes 21:18 -05:11 leyball, cricket,bowling, icehockey, martial Olympic medal-winning swimmer Sharron Plymouth Primary Care Trust, arts and many other sports. Education, the Barbican Megabowl, the city an international reputation on Davies, who was brought up in Plymouth, said Hub and, of course, the city council. Orange call centre, The complexwould also include sound and that the Life Centre would meet the “desperate the sporting stage. JJB Sports, Tidestomorrow timesin BST dancestudios, amusicand arts performance Schools –particularly Lipson, Estover, Plymouth is a truly great city in a Sports World, need for sporting facilitiesin the West Coun- Eggbuckland and John Kitto George Skinner, who collected petitions at Lord HtHt arena, a cardiac rehab and sports injury clinic, try”. MsDavies told the Herald:“This project wonderful part of the world, but for a healthyliving advicecentre, alibrary, ‘a Community Colleges –provided too long it has been overlooked by Mayor’s Day, Salcombe09:564.3m22:014.6m could make Plymouth one of the most at- hundreds of names. riveting amenity in terms of advertising the city Brenda Jones at Information Systems –and her children, youth, homework and cybercentre’, a sculp- tractiveplaces forinternational-standard those who have the power