PLYMOUTH'S pubs and clubs are preparing for one of the busiest nights of the year as thousands of people are set to see in the New Year with a night out on the tiles.
Party-goers are expected to flock to the Barbican, North Hill and Union Street to wave goodbye to 2015 in style.
Police are also set to be there in force – with typical New Year's Eve nights in Plymouth ending in up to 800 emergency calls and 120 arrests.
Officers are also set to be deployed to nightspots in Looe, where hundreds – many in fancy dress – will gather to welcome 2016.
According to research, the average New Year's Eve reveller will splash £54 on their night out, despite as many as two thirds saying they would be staying indoors this year.
Research shows how people in their 30s are expected to spend an average of £84 each on tonight's celebrations.
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