The Peterborough Evening Telegraph - 2017-06-29

• KILLER ROAD SEE INSIDE
• YOUNG FILM-MAKERS TAKE CENTRE STAGE
• Councillor­s’ food and drink bill
• £75,000 salary for new mayor
• A changing city centre
• New signing banned for bite
• The Beckhams drop into Peterborou­gh
• City shows its support for services
• Election gaffe in first release
• Top council officer moves over to new combined authority
• Dad’s thanks to life saving paramedics
• Bishop’s plea to rid world of leprosy
• More road closures for A1 (M) roadworks
• Swim lessons cancelled as vandals target school pool
• Three killed in four days
• MP calls for priority to be given to improvemen­ts
• Halle’s dream close after all-star ice hockey match
• Tories can win back majority as councillor resigns due to illness
• Embankment is top campus site
• Fire drill at city block of flats
• Drink-driver killed man
• Council gets the go ahead to buy town’s local police station
• Queen attends anniversar­y WW1 service
• Not a load of rubbish
• When mum is just a baby herself
• Why it is all so very sombre
• Find humane way to remove foxes
• Stitch up to fight heart disease
• Disappoint­ment with bus service
• Looking ahead to a bright future
• If only we applied common sense
• The healing power of music
• Rotary treats children to a day out
• Singing for Thorpe Hall Hospice
• 10 of the best
• Moving Dreams
• Concert orchestra will celebrate Broadway Theatre’s 80th birthday
• Raising spirits at lunchtime
• A dreamy summer evening treat
• Vegan restaurant and bar for arcade
• The perfect peshwari naan
• THE AUTOPSY OF JANE DOE Lionsgate, cert 15 DVD £7.99
• Grand setting for a short break
• British Sugar prepares the ground for new headquarte­rs
• Company praised for eco initiative
• Arena aspires to be ‘gateway to the East’
• AskThe Experts
• THE CAR IN FACTS
• Customers come first at SW Car Supermarke­t
• Phantoms young star Luke is on a roll all the way to Los Angeles
• River Nene still producing some cracking weights
• Torrington lands a knockout blow on Lake Ross
• Cedar Pool success for Saunders
• Brown in seventh heaven after marathon play-off
• Northants’ Newton Trophy team facing a big local derby
• Double disappoint­ment for the Popple family
• The latest local league standings
• Latest county championsh­ip results
• Deaf team to play in the Sunday Morning League
• Great racing at youth meeting
• Cresswell is the City golden girl at junior regatta
• Local girls are making their internatio­nal debuts in Israel
• Lions are just an exhibition team
• Referees should moan at managers
• Girl power is key as City see off Longthorpe in local cup
• Peterborou­gh Town could be back on top this weekend
• Cup frustratio­n, but league delight for captain
• Nassington’s Charity final prayers are answered by Pope
• Hall gets the chop and has a swipe at Rathbone
• Another super show needed to beat the Witches
• Title-chasers are tamed
• New hitman Marriott is like a young Mackail-Smith
• Maximum man Jack stars for Panthers
• Georgina crowned queen of Europe once again

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