HMS Trenchant home from 11 month patrol.

Royal Navy submariners from HMS Trenchant received a joyful welcome home to their base-port in Plymouth after a record 11-month patrol by a UK attack submarine. The nuclear-powered submarine was met by about 200 families and friends at HM Naval Base, Devonport, after 335 days away, the longest Trafalgar Class submarine deployment, beating the old record by HMS Tireless by 12 days.

Safe play for children. Jump Indoor Play Centre.

The West Country's largest indoor play centre. Situated in the Christian Mill Business Park, Tamerton Foliot Road, Crownhill. Active safe play for children 12 years and younger. Themed rooms, toddler and parent sessions, after school activities, parties and much more ............

Royal Marines final Afghanistan homecoming.

A heroes’ welcome was given to the Royal Marines of 40 Commando when thousands of people packed the streets of Taunton to welcome them home from duty in Afghanistan. The unit was also presented with campaign medals by His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh. About 15,000 cheering and banner ....

HMS Argyll visits Namibia.

Royal Navy warship HMS Argyll has paid a visit to Walvis Bay, Namibia, to enhance relations with the Namibian Navy and support British business interests. HMS Argyll’s port stop was the first to the country by a Royal Navy ship for eight years, the last being HMS Edinburgh, and it proved to be a real success. Namibia has had ...

See the Dockyard. Free Tours of Devonport Naval Base

The public are being offered free tours of the Naval Base including the option of a visit to an operational warship, nuclear submarine or the historic sites in the Base. The tour programme is being supported by DML. Tours for approximately 40 members of the public will operate twice a day on 4 days a week.