The Peterborough Evening Telegraph - 2018-03-08

• ARRESTED OVER TWO PATIENT DEATHS
• Sadness at death of well-known rough sleeper Valerie
• DAVID LANDS OSCAR
• PT CAMPAIGN: HAS YOUR ROAD GONE TO POT? TELL US ABOUT THE REGION’S WORST POTHOLES
• Pupils sing their hearts out
• Evans’ dream comes true
• They’ve always cared
• Historians hunt for family of bomber pilot
• Pupils miss out on school places
• Fake police officers get £78,000 from elderly in fraud
• Former factory set to be sold off by council
• Close to 100 flats proposed above former M&S store
• Cutting health services people rely on to save money
• Fans may need Help buying Beatles book
• Ex-Posh coach accused of child sex offences
• Man who stole car then robbed three women is jailed
• No let down for thrillseek­ers at city’s cathedral
• Hen do ruined by snow saved at last minute
• The city women who made bosses pay
• Profile: Belinda Dickins. Age: 20
• Profile: Yasmin Randall. Age: 20
• Profile: Sam Dixon-French Age: 21
• Driving hard for women’s equality
• Spell out help for rough sleepers
• Why we are highlighti­ng the potholes issue
• Police advice shut public gallery
• Help Duke find his forever home
• Young musicians take centre stage
• A great effort to keep roads open
• Closures make life more difficult
• Rotary closes in on the end of polio
• Fundraiser through £50k barrier
• Big Sing sees hundreds of pupils get to know Abba
• 10 of the best
• Give it a Go
• Meet the trio that are out to show city that Punk’s not dead just yet
• NIGHTMARE AIR
• Patriotic fervour was lacking
• A must for gin and rum lovers
• Nurturing from plot to plate
• Taking centre stage at Chef Show
• Bretton boy Karl is looking to land coveted Roux Scholarshi­p
• DVD & BluRay
• Taste of tango, steak and Maradona
• Where simple foodie pleasures rule
• Insurance giant seeks 100 new apprentice­s for its city offices
• Homes firm builds up most successful year
• Accountant­s agree new partnershi­p
• Tapping into part time potential
• AskThe Experts
• Performanc­e and presence all in one
• Excellence as standard in the XE
• More employees than ever rank pay as chief concern
• Weather almost brings sport to a standstill
• Boost for Peterborou­gh Town as top all-rounder returns
• Stamford trio win through to the national indoor finals
• Local fighters win places at World Championsh­ips
• Khalid wins a war to keep his unbeaten run going
• Bogey side Scunthorpe pose a Lions threat again
• Oundle lads get on their bike for former player
• Danish ace Palm Toft to race in the big Ben Fund meeting
• Remove the knighthood­s now
• ‘I’d be happy with Ronnie Biggs at Posh’
• City’s destiny will be decided by three games in nine days
• Deepings ace makes two British Championsh­ip finals
• Hot-shots . . . local football’s
• Leading goalscorer­s so far
• Peterborou­gh Sports target three more wins
• Carr drives Posh into pole position with a terrific treble
• Peterborou­gh referee on duty at Wembley
• Hunts Cup final dates and venues
• We could easily score six or seven says Nathan
• Captain Connolly’s late strike a big Bison boost
• Overtime winner for Jamieson
• New co-owners have a plan to make Posh great again
• DREAM COMES TRUE FOR EVANS
• Phantoms’ title tilt down to the wire
• Teenage talent Tiger Europe’s number one

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