The Peterborough Evening Telegraph - 2018-03-01

• FOUR DIE AS SNOW CAUSES CHAOS
• Focus on city hospitals
• Teen bricklayer Carly is one of a kind
• Two rough sleepers turned away from shelter due to error
• The city’s most wanted
• Man targeted in £20,000 scam
• Vision to make city ‘leading world place’
• 60s’ group hit the right note
• School place pressure is laid bare
• School praised for turnaround
• Veteran’s pain after ‘assault’
• Child sex offender scaled jail wall ‘like Spiderman’
• Hospital forced to close due to water shortage
• Mum denies inmate fling
• Fears parked cars will slow fire engines
• Labour’s alternativ­e budget
• Jobs bonanza as operators look to city Gateway
• Woman jailed for life over killing
• Thief admits to 179 offences
• Mothers know best Missing the point on needle menace
• A new chapter in their education
• Our green heart is under attack
• Big ambitions for city but we need big investment
• Plea to firms to use pedal power
• Standing up for your rights
• Council keen to keep links open
• No go warning to nuisance parkers
• Creating Rotarians of the future
• Celebratin­g 70 years of the NT
• The Lock In ‘Folk Fairy Tale’
• Special night with Andrew Linham Jazz Orchestra
• Sisters return for Spring concert
• CPSO concert features English greats
• Try my recipe for success
• New look Pheasant returns to the flock
• Brad Barnes has lunch at The Bombay Brasserie in Broadway, Peterborou­gh tel 01733
• By Brad Barnes
• i, tonya (15) Dir. Craig Gillespie
• Chemical firm grows exports to China after investment
• Housebuild­er sets up new base in city
• Building employee resilience
• DS set to capitalise on luxury demands
• The perfect car for world’s high fliers
• Still leading the electric charge
• City schools dip out in quarter-finals
• Quick wins for Top Yard pair
• Crunch weekend as Phantoms go for their first title for nine years
• Weeping on the Willows!
• Our local venues held up well for big league final
• McGuire hits the jackpot on favourite peg
• It’s certainly a thrill as Gill dazzles in the TV spotlight
• Derbyshire Trophy hopes destroyed at Fakenham
• Adam the ace in the pack in Benidorm
• Taylor and Fraser land English gold, McGivern a British champ
• Kempson leads the way
• Panthers get their main man after rule change
• Local potters so close to European glory
• COPS are kings and queens of the county once again
• Not much mud for the monsters
• It looks easy for the Lions but it’s a tough test for Borough
• Capes’ boys are league champions once again
• BCKA kick-boxers qualify for the world championsh­ips
• Midlands medals
• I’m glad Steve Evans is at Posh
• Saturday football is too intimidati­ng
• City of Peterborou­gh will be wary of wounded opponents
• Players without a ‘home’ have gone from zeroes to heroes
• The Premier Division title is in Deeping’s hands
• Hampton make Yaxley Lynx fight all the way in PFA Cup
• One of the craziest nights in London Road history
• Goodbye Grant after dismal draw
• It was one round too far for McCann the fighter
• Darragh desperate for great player to become great manager

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