The Peterborough Evening Telegraph - 2018-11-01

• TRAVELLERS FINED FOR REFUSING TO MOVE ON FROM PARK
• Jury to decide on Rhubarb Bridge rape allegation after boy unfit to stand trial:
• Time to nominate your local heroes
• Poppy appeal launch
• Things are looking up!
• FIND A NEW JOB WITH US
• CITY CENTRE STORE TO CLOSE
• LOTTERY BOOST FOR ‘LOST’ LIBRARY
• MARKET TRADERS ANGRY OVER ROADWORKS
• CITY CELEBRATES DIWALI
• MUM OF POORLY BOY IN CHARITY BID
• NURSERY IN LINE FOR TOP AWARD
• FIONA ONASANYA
• KEY CHALLENGES FOR CITY BUSINESSES
• COUNCILLOR­S WANT THEIR FOOD AND DRINK BACK
• WOMAN ACCUSED OF CHILD SEX OFFENCE
• WATCHDOG TELLS HOSPITAL TO IMPROVE
• Bearded Villains take on role as Santa Claus
• Halloween horror in Peterborou­gh
• Fraudsters target elderly man in £500 gift card scam
• How the case differs from other crown court trials
• ‘Your time is up’ city police chief tells criminals
• Action agreed on much
• 13 people at authority to receive at least £80,000
• Car booter has to pay £92,000
• £22,000 bill for drug dealer caught on train
• Protest as UKIP leader joins city Brexit meeting
• Remembranc­e events to come
• Councillor won’t say sorry
• No ending of housing deal
• Cheats do prosper
• How much should you be saving?
• Promises will not be kept
• A Poem - ABeast Within Our Midst
• Help stop the bullying
• Are you ready for the big switch-on?
• Public office is still a public trust
• There is still time to stop Brexit
• Helping to develop vital skills
• Award for Food Waste Heroes
• 10 of the best
• My Mother Said I Never should
• Rebus: Long Shadows
• Three-day festival where you are invited to Come As You Are
• The dark truth behind E. Nesbit
• PODS aim to be flying high
• Christmas has come early, but there’s no complaint from me
• Curry Week is second to naan!
• November 1, 1976
• Turnover soars for luxury gift firm
• Firms should look to spread their risks
• Next generation ‘baby’ comes of age
• Finding a diamond in the rough
• The MINI that is a true family affair
• Sporty supermini has French flair
• Winter weather arrives for the Winter League
• Sad day for local club as stalwart angler Les passes away
• Wilding’s a winnner on the Old Nene
• Gill thrills Sky viewers as he lands Commonweal­th crown
• BCKA world champions turn to coaching
• It’s a Frankfurt flyer for Scott and Foster’s on a Swiss roll
• Padelek looking forward to taming the Wildcats
• Spalding club have eight in England trials
• GB boy Bradley a star of the future predicts Koulikov
• Raiders return empty-handed
• Phantoms on cloud nine after Sunday evening stroll
• I was wrong...we do need VAR
• Waffle, waffle and even more waffle
• City of Peterborou­gh Ladies are in need of forward power
• Two major signings and a win bring buzz back to Bee Arena
• Glory not greed is motivation for Northern Star
• Thalia bang on course to become a profession­al
• Now is the time to say goodbye insists Rathbone
• A tale of the expected for the patched-up Panthers
• An impressive club record is now within reach
• Two wonderful wingers win the day for Posh
• Posh player ratings
• Seb could be the best defender in League One
• Tyler makes a big Posh statement
• Posh unfazed by physical approach

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