The Peterborough Evening Telegraph - 2016-06-30

• FREE ROAST DINNER!
• Children’s Film Awards
• Willow Festival cancelled
• Hundreds show their support for Armed Forces Day
• Posh legend joins arch rivals
• Golf prodigy ready is to take on the world
• Cheesemake­r to defy EU
• Volunteers Dig for history At Cathedral
• WomAn to AppEAr in Court ovEr Bus CrAsh
• How the city’s wards voted
• City will keep succeeding says business leader
• City business pulls out of deal after vote for Brexit
• Stability for city and country top priority after Brexit vote
• RAcist leAflets found in homes
• REsiDEnts to hAvE sAy on City trAnsport
• TErryfying Battle Brought vividly to life in emotional tale
• ChAritiEs givEn fooD pArCEls for RAmADAn
• Concert is off as teachers agree to go on strike
• After hard work, best is yet to come
• Oh dear what can the matter be...?
• Rememberin­g The Somme
• Twitter spats mirror EU debate
• Peterborou­gh is a good bet for the future
• Make your voice heard
• Verbal smoke and mirrors
• A great kids’ day out to remember
• Well that was q quite a week....
• Thanks - now let’s make Britain great
• Time to deliver on promises
• Flying the flag for being ‘green’
• Journey through city’s history
• Mounting excitement
• Shakespear­e’s bloodiest in the open air
• No dramas with this pre-theatre lunch
• A saucy new drama for female fab four
• Accountant­s’ 75 charitable works pledge for anniversar­y
• Firms to help raise city literacy levels
• What will gender pay gap reporting mean?
• Boat builder sets sail for prestigiou­s show
• Tweedie wins European Championsh­ip silver
• King Edwards the best on Partridge Lakes once again
• Scullers Toynton and Leverage land a first at Thorpe Meadows
• Double for Robinson as PAC dominate distance races
• Terrific Taylor steers Nene Valley to Cambs League title
• Northants’ Adams Trophy hopes receive a major boost
• NORTHANTS RESULTS
• How they stand in the Peterborou­gh League
• Coull customer Calleigh cops a hat-trick of wins
• Notable mixed double for all-star Camp Retro side
• A food rather than a football expert
• Town in terrible form, but they are still eyeing up a title success
• Flat-track bullies caught out by top side again
• Nassington’s Band-aranaike of brothers win the day late on
• Buckman is back on the bench as Phantoms coach
• Raging Rathbone threatens to wield the axe once again
• Panthers are floored by a rousing Rebels display
• Fantastic Fours weekend coming up
• GAYLE FORCE WINDFALL
• Weekend was Taylor made for local pair

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