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Close-up of a street sign, Biddick Drive, near the scene of the Keyham shootings. The horizontal sign on two metal legs is in front of an Armco safety barrier with grass in the background. At the foot of the sign, running along the kerb, are two teddy bears, numerous bouquets of flowers in plastic wrappings, and a small plaque headed "RIP".

Gun controls tighten after Plymouth shooting

New mandatory training for firearms licensing is due to be introduced nationally this month.

Kate Shepherd

Son of shooting victim feels 'indescribable upset'

The son of one of the Plymouth shooting victims says there has been a lack of change.

Zach Printer, left, with his commendation and acting Chief Constable Jim Colwell

PC honoured for bravery during Keyham shootings

The former Royal Marine was unarmed when he approached the gunman in the street.

Tributes left in Biddick Drive in the Keyham area of Plymouth

'Drastic' cut in number of temporary gun permits

The number of temporary permits issued has been reduced since the Plymouth mass shooting in 2021.

Therese Coffey

Coffey speech sparks row over Keyham gun crackdown

Plymouth MP Luke Pollard accuses Environment Secretary Therese Coffey of boasting about gun laws.

Tributes to the Plymouth shooting victims

Sunak defends response to call for firearms reforms

Labour MP Luke Pollard tells Rishi Sunak proposed reforms are being "watered down".

Scene of the Keyham tragedy

Last chance to comment on firearms law reforms

A public consultation on reforming firearms laws following the Keyham tragedy is due to close.

Maxine Davison, Sophie and Lee Martyn, Kate Shepherd and Stephen Washington

Firearms licensing still requires improvement

A review of Devon and Cornwall Police finds some progress but improvements still needed.

Kelly Fitzgibbons (left) and Emma Ambler (right)

Lack of reform is shocking, says gun victim's twin

A woman fighting for gun law reform criticises the government's response to the Keyham shootings.