The Peterborough Evening Telegraph - 2016-11-03

• COUNCIL TAX TO GO UP 4%
• Burned out car clue to ram-raid:
• Tots put festive toys to the test
• Minibuses destroyed in school arson
• Developer’s anger over N. Westgate
• Valerie to say goodbye to life on Bridge Street
• PArkwAy shut AftEr lorry hits BriDgE
• Government Silence Over City Evictions
• Politics MP is contacted by housing firm he strongly criticised
• MournErs ArE unitED for DAD
• ‘Park cuts were a mistake’ admits council leader
• Or a loss of services: What will hospital merger make?
• Girl givEn plAn ‘unlAwfully’
• PAEDophilE jAilED AftEr ABusing Boys
• ‘JustiCE DonE’ in pizzA DElivEry DEAth triAl
• FirEworks show trAffiC wArning
• Call for action over schools
• Passport worker jailed after he ‘put security at risk’
• We, the people of Peterborou­gh demand..
• Squad capitalise­s on human error
• Some things are best left in the past
• Now council must deliver on North Westgate plans
• Don’t reinvent the wheel
• Here’s an offer you can refuse . . .
• We’re closing the £19m budget gap
• Our children deserve better than this
• Katie finds the recipe for success
• Help for city’s homeless
• Firework Fiesta to light up city
• Smoke & Mirrors promises to be quite a night at The Green Backyard
• The joy of Toy
• The search for young talent begins
• Full steam ahead for The Fletton Railway children
• Beehive flies the flag for city pubs
• Fat: The elephant in the room when it comes to cooking
• Changing the way we look at natural world
• Buoyant firms well placed to tackle fallout from Brexit
• SundAy Times Top 250 boost for Robinsons
• School chArity moves heAdquArte­rs to city

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