The Peterborough Evening Telegraph - 2024-03-28

• City’s rough sleepers count remains stable
• Energy hub ‘could put city on map’
• Action plan to help M&S staff after store closure
• Building closed by police over anti-social behaviour
• Club’s final breakfasts
• New £1 million funding to tackle anti-social behaviour
• “My shoulder felt soothed instantly an after a week of using it, I felt like myself again!” “It’ amazing to think that just 6 months ago I co ld hardly get out of bed...now look at me!”
• STIFF&SORE NO MORE!
• Salon service for cancer patients given makeover
• New books tell story of Peterborou­gh’s ‘Pompeii’
• Residents rally in bid to buy last pub in their village
• New sleep pods available for rough sleepers in city
• Community heroes recognised at awards
• Heads to India to support project
• Plan to rebuild village store approved
• In Focus: Historic ‘green jewel in the city’s crown’
• Historic Stilton Cheese Rolling Festival is back
• Micropub plans approved despite residents’ concerns
• Deadly plant found at lakes
• CSR Group relocates as staff numbers to double
• Enjoyment alfresco
• Where to get your fix this week
• Competitio­n Win wristbands for Wicksteed Park
• DVD & BluRay
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• Winning the war on fly-tippers
• Resolving the mess we inherited
• Democracy is fragile it would appear
• We are in a position of strength
• We all need to pull together
• Former council leader: ‘I stand by what I said’
• Over 200 Peterborou­gh school children grow their own potatoes and lettuce this Spring
• “I feel like I am giving something back to people at the most difficult times of their lives.”
• Get out and see Peterborou­gh’s sights by bus this English Tourism Week!
• West Town Primary Academy receives prestigiou­s Artsmark Gold Award
• Some top talent battled at Bushfield
• Great Grantham Grand Prix for Deepings SC
• Fighting fiancés on same boxing bill
• Business as usual for road runners
• Top-class throwing took place at the Embankment
• New head coach for Borough in 2024-25
• Sports slip closer to the relegation zone
• Feeder favourites after toppling the leaders
• A horrible day on all fronts for Moulton Harrox FC
• It was celebratio­n time for some at Bretton Gate
• A six-match ban was not enough
• 'Wolfie' beaten by 'Owl' after turning 'the Power' off
• Lightning strike twice to hurt Posh
• Posh hero to taxi driver
• The state of play at promotion contenders
• Posh are subject to an unfair sales tax
• Fergie fires a few warning shots
• Everything to play for again

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