The Peterborough Evening Telegraph - 2017-10-12

• Ambitious artworks could transform city
• KNIFEMAN HUNT AFTER SEX ATTACK
• SINGERS IN GALA CONCERT FOR CHARITY
• GREAT EASTERN RUN
• POSH NEWS AND REACTION
• JOB CENTRE TO MOVE TO TOWN HALL
• GREAT EASTERN RUN
• SPECIAL REPORT ON CITY HOUSING
• ICE HOCKEY
• FIONA ONASANYA
• BREXIT OPTIMISM FOR BUSINESSES
• DEATHS IN A1 CRASH HORROR
• DISGRACED HEAD TEACHER JAILED
• LOOKING BACK
• NIGEL THORNTON
• JOBS AT RISK AS FACTORY SET TO CLOSE
• HEAD’S DELIGHT AT SCHOOL’S GROWTH
• TRAGIC DEATH ON RAIL LINE
• THREAT TO HUNDREDS OF JOBS
• Objections to Quays plans
• Kidnap gang who assaulted man jailed at court
• Decade marked at city school
• Poor Christmas for claimants warns charity
• Charity helps thousands
• World Sight Day events
• Failings before Ghurka’s death
• Some Marvel-lous present ideas
• Don’t label killers by their religion
• Praise for opt-out organ donation
• Protect your pets on bonfire night
• Let’s tap into the positive in city
• New budget is most challengin­g
• Why politics is everywhere
• Rotary is reaching for the skies
• Bowled over by trip of a lifetime
• Student nurses reunited after 50 years
• 10 of the best
• Sean will be keeping it light
• Szirtes kicks of literature festival
• New British Indie from Coasts or Ameripolit­an?
• Audience is taken back in time
• Two-for-one at Carluccio’s
• A little help from my friends
• Fox’s bright start earns Michelin recognitio­n
• Jobs cut fear as firm looks to close site
• Value of appropriat­e rewarding of staff
• Cereals maker gets new name and boss
• Corks pop as wine supplier sips success
• AskThe Experts
• Embrace the future with a bright spark
• Sitting pretty in spacious Skoda
• Stub it out! Smoking breaks are bad for business
• Corn so sweet for Delegate on the Horseshoe
• Saunders starts with another win
• Gill keeps busy as he waits for his English title chance
• Results from our local clubs
• Lions will be looking for six of the best at Solstice Park
• A great start for Peterborou­gh lads
• May would do as well as Southgate
• Jordan Henderson is an inspiratio­n
• City of Peterborou­gh Ladies chase a hat-trick of home wins
• The village team battling to keep their football club alive
• Sports are desperate to avoid a ‘calamitous’ relegation
• One Touch Football rewarded with wins and a stack of goals
• Panthers duo just miss out on the semi-finals
• COPS’ Cambs contingent steer county to historic promotion
• Neal and Morris are the best Over 50s in the race
• The David Farrell factfile
• Callum to kick on after reaching crossroads
• An internatio­nal goal and a cup win for the reserves
• Cheaper admission at the ABAX
• ‘Orrible October can’t follow sad September
• Former favourite out to beat Posh
• McCann backs a Ricky goal rush

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