The Peterborough Evening Telegraph - 2019-10-17

• Runners’ despair as Great Eastern Run is called off
• REVEALED: £55M BILL FOR SCHOOLS
• It’s time to show our Pride
• Fun run goes ahead - picture special:
• City is the worst for poor GP practices
• ‘Real tree’ for the city centre this Christmas
• Posh legend reunited with iconic shirt
• Mum’s plea to find killer
• Mayor says new £4bn transport system could be extended to city
• Driver refuses to pay £2k car park tickets
• Paramedic faces rape allegation­s
• Cuts hit support for the
• No police action taken after dozens of reported disability hate crimes
• No progress on access to centre
• Jobs for Thomas Cook
• ‘Menace’ back behind bars
• Sentences of latest offenders
• Ofsted’s praise for academy
• Paramedic paparazzo launches new book of perfect pooches
• Leader: ‘PFI contracts may have been sold like a brilliant idea when they were introduced ... experience shows otherwise’
• The PFI contract for our prison has escalated to £973.6 million
• Church needs thousands to save windows
• In the long run, better to be safe than sorry
• Park is Central to life in the city
• Standing up for rural communitie­s
• Facebook Favourites
• Rightly proud of Westcombe
• Speech was not fit for a queen
• Summer time is ending, take care
• When life was so much simpler
• A symbol: The colour purple...
• October 17, 1986
• It’s Bang on!
• 10 of the best Your guide to events you must not miss this week
• JUST DOWN THE ROAD
• A double helping of 80s glam rock at tribute night
• Ready for high energy stand-up?
• New novel set in Peterborou­gh
• There’s plenty of opportunit­ies to discover what county has to offer
• £1.4m revamp for The Draper’s
• Toy Testing
• DVD & BluRay
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Have a ball and help a good cause
• Entreprene­ur in search of start-ups in need of help
• Accolade for city constructi­on firm
• When staff absence is enough
• Peterborou­gh employers get behind STEM Festival
• Plan for the future – and help loved ones
• A sharp change in direction
• Take a flight of fancy
• Goodrum top as Old Nene shows it’s one of the best winter waters
• Top Yard celebratin­g two wins in perfect weekend for school
• Excellent year of league and cup success for Milton juniors
• Best player prizes are handed out
• Champions pushed all the way by their B team
• Clarion’s Clarke wins world team pursuit gold
• Good week for Wishart in strong showing by region’s younger riders
• Newly merged club will be strong force in league
• City make a good point in their National League fixture
• Borough beaten again, but they are confident of improvemen­t
• Fortress Fengate is home sweet home for kids
• Peterborou­gh Sports boss is chasing the dream of a lifetime
• A team good enough to emulate the quad squad?
• Plummer punishes leaky defence
• Hat-trick of victories has Koulikov wanting more
• Johnson’s priority is to secure Wright after awards clean sweep
• Bowering happy to carry on learning with Phantoms
• Lightning are Don for as Padelek and Stepanek star in shutout at Planet Ice
• Start chucking countries out
• Pym returns to form, with a little help from his friends
• Posh show signs of promotion form againt Imps League One
• A triumph of tactics and defensive discipline
• Posh player ratings
• Fergie expects aggression and fight as usual from a Steve Evans team
• Reed red card gives Posh a selection problem
• The best of times and the worst of times

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