The Peterborough Evening Telegraph - 2016-06-23

• EXPLOSIVES FOUND AT CITY HOME
• Time to decide
• McCann makes a promise
• Battle of cinemas in High Court
• Elected mayor plan
• City’s vigil for MP Jo Cox
• Grandmaste­r returns to martial arts arena
• Health care firm to create 100 plus jobs
• Lotto success for dad-of-two
• Be bowled over by charity day
• Lithuanian Ambassador visits city
• Planning refusal will cost four figure sum
• Slug Bug ClosEs wAtEr pArk
• ImprovEmEn­ts stArting to show At sChool
• Terrifying knife point robbery at city bookies
• Green light for super surgery At ‘fAllow’ site
• WArning on sociAl mediA posts
• Patrick O’Flynn
• Three dogs die in warm car
• Paris is capital stop for riders
• ‘ClAssy’ former schoolteAc­her pAsses AwAy
• Food stores plunge into crisis
• Only mayor I want is one who jumps in the Lido
• Festival celebrates city’s rich history
• Time to deliver Independen­ce Day
• Council says sorry for errors
• Cuts leave NHS looking sick
• Cherish respect and tolerance
• Politician­s all have a shared aim
• It is a real David v Goliath battle
• Euro 2016 - enjoy it and remain safe
• Rotary funds are music to their ears
• An ‘oarsome’ amount raised
• Can you dig it? Yes you can - in Cathedral Precincts
• A legend’s last hurrah
• Man vs Food – and there was only one winner
• All the best music from Worthy Farm
• Software firm’s expertise helps educate pupils across Kenya
• Skills service wins gold award - again
• Caring for employees who are giving care
• Investors buy garden centres for £217m
• New river season gets off to a flying start on the Nene
• Simon makes it all look so simple
• Young Peterborou­gh Police star will fight Fury in Dublin
• Hibbert keeps club championsh­ip
• Northants men suffer an Adams Trophy setback
• No joy for ton-up Trevor as Hunts men crash again
• England’s glory for Nene Valley queen Charlotte
• Molyneaux looking good for Gateshead
• Whitton wins a race with a difference in Kent
• Great Scott scorches to another win on the road
• Harriers are fighting all the way to the finish in title race
• Underwood leads the COPS gold rush with a high five
• Harbour reaches England National Singles final
• It will be the survival of the fittest at Peterborou­gh Sports
• The Mr Magoo of management
• Nassington hit the top, but they have no great expectatio­ns
• Panthers desperate to lay their Rebels bogey
• Dryml puts Holub on the right track
• Skipper Ulrich receives six of the best and he’s thrilled to bits
• Devils drubbing puts the Panthers back in top spot
• Cobblers clashes are the ones to savour
• Team GB turn to Cundy once again

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