The Peterborough Evening Telegraph - 2018-08-23

• WHAT A DOPE!
• A LEVEL JOY FOR CITY PUPILS
• POSH AIM FOR RECORD START
• RESTAURANT OF THE YEAR
• Pair jailed for terrifying late night taxi robbery
• Sawtry star signs for Strictly
• Cat had to be put to sleep after being abandoned in barn
• Teacher gave sacked friend references
• Fake goods seized from car boot sale
• Life with autism
• Dennehy fails in suicide bid
• Developer submits his North Westgate plans
• Timeline of the North Westgate planning wrangle
• PT readers highlight problem areas in the city
• Council pays £3.7m a year to house homeless
• Cycling banned on stretch of cycle network
• Paedophile jailed for 17 years
• Boss: ‘Greedy acts killed The Broadway’
• Burnt toast sets off ‘siren’ which baffles readers
• Top performers at The Deepings School
• Pupils head to university from Jack Hunt School
• ‘Best results for years’ at Wisbech Grammar School
• Delight at results at Thomas Deacon Academy
• New College Stamford students celebrate top grades
• Violence and drug problems at city prison
• Prison tutor is facing jail
• Crossing costs will rise by £3m
• Victim support should be more than a website
• Better safe than sorry on the roads
• Universal Credit is not fit for purpose
• Drugs and the justice system
• Council throws North Westgate gauntlet
• Lakes challenge for good cause
• Wear It Pink this October
• Plenty to be excited about
• Going modular is the way forward
• Steps to a healthier Peterborou­gh
• Helping to light up people’s lives
• Donation pays for summer fun
• Chef Rob is up for top award
• Care home workers’ efforts rewarded
• Working hard for your leisure
• 10 of the best
• City of Peteroroug­h Youth Ensemble
• Heritage places and spaces form great new collection at gallery
• Feast your eyes on an array of awe-inspiring objects in the city
• A long-awaited album from city folk rockers
• Divine comedy from Dibley
• Commitment and passion
• A taste of success and now she is setting her sights high
• MoT changes: half of drivers still in the dark
• Five signs that it’s time to change your car
• Nextbase Car9
• TomTom Camper
• Hit hatch is more focused than ever
• Living the lifestyle with latest Fiesta
• Muscling in on the pick-up market
• Premium hatchback is a class apart
• Pioneering PHEV gets a makeover
• The Festival (15) Dir. Iain Morris
• Brad Barnes visits the park with daughter Sasha (3).
• Seeing the bigger picture
• Cryptic Clues:
• Jobs created as car repair firm opens its new £1m warehouse
• Big turnout for B2B exhibition
• Agency well placed for changes ahead
• Don’t be blinkered by new market research
• X-tra choices
• Making big strides wherever it goes
• Don’t let a conflict at work do damage to your career
• Massive weights are taken from the Magpie Pool
• Horseshoe lucky for Faulkner
• Phantoms lose their King . . . Bainboroug­h comes in as cover
• Clarke produces his best time since 1985
• Golf results
• Super Saturday for PAC ladies in league finale
• Throwers once again in great form as Nene Valley finish in second spot
• The hooligan in an arrogant team
• Paul Pogba is the worst value signing
• Parkway hang on to their Peterborou­gh League crown
• Local lads display a touch of class
• Sports make a perfect start, but there’s much more to come
• A first Premier Division win in 38 attempts!
• Deeping hope to dazzle Diamonds in the FA Cup
• FA Cup at Yaxley today . . .
• Peterborou­gh Town play for pride and a top three finish
• Jennings (73) is the new club champion
• Nicholls could be peaking at just the right time
• Late drama as referee robs Panthers of a draw
• Posh player ratings
• Posh are happy at the Valley after last-gasp win
• First-half blitz then all-out defence
• Four wins a row for the 4th time
• Protect Siriki from the bully boys
• Nicholls peaking at just the right time
• Milton’s Tiger is set for the Ryder Cup

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