The Peterborough Evening Telegraph - 2018-04-05

• ROBBERS STRIKE 5 TIMES
• Fitzwillia­m huntsman guilty of using hounds to kill a fox
• WIN TICKETS TO SEE SHALAMAR
• Jack joins the Posh greats
• Easter floods 20 years on
• FIND A NEW JOB WITH US
• Dad ‘owes his life’ to son (8) after stroke
• Derelict pub up in flames after arson attack
• £900,000 water mains scheme in village begins
• New walk in park to lead you back in time
• Street works to start on new internet link
• Money spent on Peterborou­gh
• Concerns raised with 14 primaries after SATS results List of schools told to improve is revealed
• City schools in deficit revealed after PT FOI request
• Bus changes to affect residents
• ‘I am not a Holocaust denier’
• Woman beaten up in ‘unprovoked assault’
• Anger over bus station travel kiosk closure
• Family take to the water in mum’s memory
• New premises for Cross Keys
• PLANNING APPLICATIO­NS
• Rage is all the rage
• City’s musical youth at its best
• We can’t deny Holocaust happened
• Metro mayor’s vision is looking good
• Plea to help fund heart research
• Ensuring you get a good deal
• Please do not feed the pigeons
• Fines will not change behaviour
• Many to benefit from fundraisin­g
• Preparing for STEM success
• Knitted blankets donated to special care unit
• Awful Auntie
• City choirs make it a double with impressive haul of silverware
• Folk legend Jon brings eleven piece band to the Key
• Brad Barnes dines at RBG Bar and Grill at The Park Inn, Wentworth Street, Peterborou­gh city centre www.parkinn.co.uk/hotelpeter­borough
• Moderation is the key not scares
• Serve up an egg-cellent masala
• University to have key input into the city’s wealth creators
• Entreprene­urs to share success tips
• Tax treatment of notice pay
• AskThe Experts
• The Night Eagle has landed
• Picanto gets some added X factor
• Sharp saloon means business
• How Can You Prevent Sub-Letting?
• Young Harry beats some of the best to make big final
• Anstee wins on the Jay Lake
• Parker keeps his good run of form going
• England internatio­nal call-ups for talented COPS twosome
• Weekend results from around the local greens
• Ruby and Chelsea complete the treble for super Spalding club
• Lions boss tells Birmingham to leave their champagne at home
• Aaron heading for Brisbane with a medal in his sights
• My squad to reach the last 16
• Sadly cheating is part of sport in 2018
• Jack Baldwin
• Big-game players can steer Netherton to a title and trophies
• Deeping lose ground despite a late leveller
• Panthers out to produce a couple of Shield shocks
• A promising start for young Harriers
• A semi-final to savour against Telford three years ago
• Slava left dejected but so proud of his unlucky players
• Roman leaves us in ruins
• Posh player ratings
• Posh lead Cobblers 10-1 after four matches
• A ‘get-out-of-jail-free’ card is played
• Marriott one of Posh’s goalscorin­g greats
• Jack makes League One team of year
• Captain won’t let this big chance slip
• POSH ARE PLANNING TO HALT PILGRIMS’ PROGRESS
• Phantoms go down fighting in the final
• It’s looking good for table-topping Posh

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