The Peterborough Evening Telegraph - 2017-10-26

• Awards night special
• CLAMPDOWN
• CCTV NEAR SEX ATTACK SCENE ‘NOT WORKING’
• EDL MARCH PASSES OFF PEACEFULLY
• City’s famous faces
• Posh sticking together
• Super sheds are heart of city’s gardens
• Spooky escape rooms at museum vaults
• Teacher scheme to be piloted in city
• Family’s heartbreak after parents’ death
• Royal honour for fundraiser
• Tributes to former teacher killed in two car collision
• Veteran has big plans after winning award
• Poppy appeal set to launch in city centre this weekend
• More than a flying visit for famous loco
• 40 jobs to go as building society closes branches across region
• Busy afternoon for firefighte­rs after a series of emergencie­s
• Labour plan to tackle city hospital’s large PFI debt
• Clampdown to be extended in city
• Child grooming rises in county
• Driver guilty of abusing man after collision
• Hospice on hunt for Santa
• Joy for campaigner­s as council scraps homes plan near Castor
• Good school is aiming higher
• Store loses its licence after tobacco seized
• LATE CHEMISTS
• ROADWORKS
• ‘The truth about EDL myths’
• Have a spooky but safe halloween
• It is becoming a Universal crisis
• Staggering number of fines... but it’s working
• Observe laws on your bike
• A fair deal for Peterborou­gh, please
• Vital that we plug gaps in funding
• Let police deliver a service required
• Working together to make a difference
• Young recruits for RAF cadets
• Youngsters enjoy the ‘best day ever’ at Disneyland Paris thanks to Peterborou­gh charity Little Miracles
• Tories split over Europe but Channel Tunnel brings UK one step closer
• 10 of the best
• City Gallery
• All Wrapped Up in Westwood
• Oozing sophistica­tion and charm
• Evening of passion and precision
• A Dedication to keeping the music of Phil Lynott alive
• Crime fiction in Peterborou­gh
• Filmmakers head to the city
• Inspired by autumnal colours
• What next for city restaurant?
• ‘Pint swap’ for micropubs
• Happy Death Day (15) Dir: Christophe­r B Landon
• Reader feedback
• Companies face hefty fines for cyber crime security failure
• Law firm is top for trainee solicitors
• Planning for a crisis is key to survival
• Roofless German efficiency at its best
• Proving there’s still room for estate cars
• Proudly independen­t
• Lianne lands another four world championsh­ip titles
• Practice anything but perfect on the Old Nene
• McGuire swoops on the Magpie for final spot
• Gary has the edge on the Beastie Lake
• New Northants B team almost pull off Derbyshire debut shock
• Thorold flies the PACTRAC flag with great pride in Florida
• Larkins’ lads are looking good on the bigger stage
• Baker uses his loaf to outsmart Samson
• No break given to Parkway
• Legends looking good
• Get ready for another Fengate thriller as Oundle pay a visit
• Nuns are warned to beware of wounded Lions at Solstice Park
• There are no champions here
• Deeney only said what we all think
• Unbeaten City have their sights set on even further progress
• Polonia may have to continue Premier push minus Mizia
• Juicy derby between Star and Yaxley in the next round
• Netherton United are going well on two Under 14 fronts
• We can handle pressure says Phantoms ace Owen
• Leigh’s late strike was a just reward
• Panthers banking on Barker for a cup final upset
• Witches put in a late spurt to take the shine off victory
• A meeting well worth the wait
• There’s no Bobby Moore or Alan Hansen in this team
• Posh player ratings
• 10 goals just a start for hitman Marriott
• On the Posh goal trail . . .
• It’s time other players started scoring more
• ‘No interest whatsoever’ in Bonne says Darragh

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