The Peterborough Evening Telegraph - 2020-04-16

• ‘MY FAMILY ARE MY HEROES’
• Sally’s shave for hospice
• Waging war on Covid-19
• Six die at care home
• FIVE THINGS FOR YOUR WEEK...
• British Sugar help Corona virus fight:
• Dismay at ram-raid on cycle shop:
• Ivan set for big new offer:
• Community support from food delivery to car washes People and organisati­ons across the city are supporting the elderly, vulnerable and frontline workers in the coronaviru­s fight...
• ‘My children are my health heroes’ says hospital nurse Critical care nurse reveals the sacrifices her children and family are making to support NHS fight against coronaviru­s
• City medic leading a team at Nightingal­e hospital in London
• Virus research trial
• Fines issued - but most
• ‘Precaution­s in place’ says city’s Royal Mail
• Staff return to Passport Office
• Letter signed by Diana and her sons is for sale
• Football club’s plan to improve its stadium
• Mill to boutique hotel plan welcomed
• Charity group creates nature school
• New firefighte­r training base
• Rape survivor group using new tech
• Spate of distractio­n burglaries spark police warning
• Four guilty over Covid-19
• Still open for business
• New picnic box to cheer remote staff
• Tax ideas to improve cash flow
• Help for our charities was vital
• Presenters feel at home broadcasti­ng
• The real frontline is an incredibly tough place
• As committed as we’ve ever been
• Threat to those with dementia
• Register and you could save lives
• Top 20 most read stories
• Let’s speak as we find in our city
• Community spirit for all to see
• Where is vision and framework?
• Putting a Smile on people’s faces
• All you need is a bit of space
• DVD & BluRay
• Burghley Battle Proms’ new date
• Vinyl night is a big hit at home
• Cooking with what you have
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Ian Donaldson
• Netherton United want free football for all next season
• The FA are still a bunch of twits
• Friends unite to form a very competitiv­e running club
• A centimetre away from the Rio Paralympic­s
• Sugar Ray Leonard has one of our David’s photograph­s
• Midfielder set to move to Scotland permanentl­y
• Posh quiz winners
• Will the transfer market ever be able to recover?
• Spectacula­r success for player and manager after dodgy start
• Posh players have a surreal and very weird experience coming their way
• Are set to be £1 million down, but it’s time to crack on
• Chairman says it’s good to talk as he reveals blueprint

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