The Peterborough Evening Telegraph - 2019-03-07

• JUNKIE THUG BEAT UP HIS MUM FOR £40
• SAVE £180 AT NEW GYM
• TOP THEATRE COMPANY MOVESIN
• Government to probe £23m spend by the city council
• Historic Recall Petition launched over disgraced MP
• Inside your local mosque
• Matt finish boosts Posh
• Can you name the year?
• Lauren sets the pace for pupils’ Daily Mile
• Imaginatio­ns run riot at festival
• Brain injured girl awarded £7 million compensati­on
• Postmaster’s terror as men raid branch
• Ten places for residents to sign the Recall Petition
• Heartfelt joy as organ donation law is changed
• Inspiratio­nal venue to boost city’s prestige and wealth
• CCTV call as toilet is tipped on city path
• Dad’s five year fight after baby girl’s death
• More money for hospital
• 100 new apartments at Quays
• Uni campus will be ‘greenest in the country’
• Flipping good fun for all at cathedral pancake race
• ‘We want to be City of Culture’
• Lib Dems promise to end ‘brown bin tax’
• State of the art leisure plans for Deepings
• Time for free parking?
• Peterborou­gh deserves a fresh start
• Ways to find a purr-fect landlord
• Build a wall in another place
• Time for a happy ending at ‘The Broadway’
• Determined to keep centres open
• Government by wishful thinking
• Our vision of how city is governed
• Having fun while fundraisin­g
• A hat-trick for ‘Outstandin­g’ Stars
• Head steps down after 4 years
• Choirs on song at major festival
• Dancers hand over £1,000 to a good cause
• 10 of the best
• By Brad Barnes
• The Quireboys set for The Met Lounge gig
• Fab four bring a night of laughter
• A musical medley for March
• Versatile leek is just soup-er
• Brad Barnes dines at the newly refurbishe­d Brampton Mill in Brampton near Huntingdon.
• By Brad Barnes
• Micropub’s pop-up Indian kitchen has a beery twist
• Drayton Manor Park, Staffordsh­ire
• Engineerin­g giant secures £10m steam turbine order
• Government expert to outline action to end pain caused by late payments
• Amazon apprentice says ‘follow me’
• No-deal Brexit could complicate VAT
• Leading light
• Kuga is still a leading light
• Peterborou­gh’s BMW specialist­s going from strength to strength
• Ogilvie leads all the way home in Winter League
• Torrington wins at Wansford
• Pleasure anglers are doing well
• Martin leads the local charge in the Cambridge Half-Marathon
• Hart smashes her personal best to make Benidorm podium
• Double delight for City pair at St Neots Head
• Young Borough boys are going much better than expected
• Northants make it into the big inter-county final
• Hole-in-one at Greetham Valley
• Treble chance for Taylor and his talented team
• Team from March achieve their big goal in Sweden
• Gill wants European shot after his super city show
• City of Peterborou­gh men have inserted a spring in their step
• A long way to go yet in the title race says Sports boss Dean
• First defeat on the road for Deeping Rangers
• Navy sail into the final after another League Cup upset
• Super saver Marr gives Phantoms one-goal lead
• Raja is a hot prospect for the city Police club
• Panthers have new backers for the new season
• Phantoms boss happy to move up to a new level
• Standing ovation for an Invicta side beaten 15-0
• Magic man Maddison steers Posh to victory
• Posh player ratings

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