The Peterborough Evening Telegraph - 2019-04-04

• DOG BIT NURSE’S ARM OFF
• MP Onasanya back in court over ex-worker’s discrimina­tion claim
• TIME TO VOTE FOR YOUR FAVOURITE
• Pearl ‘palace’ gets listed status
• Splashing times
• Looking for future stars
• Ruby still a fixture at the WI after 76 years
• Man attempted to kill mother
• Funding for university plans
• Pub prohibits phones to help punters talk to each other
• Care home slammed in inspectors’ report
• Archbishop plans three day city visit
• Progress made at notorious grotspot
• Posh stadium to be renamed after new deal
• Vara slams ‘biased’ Bercow after voting for Theresa May’s deal
• ‘Brexit plot’ to disrupt trains
• Stagecoach may move bus depot
• This might not be what you expect from a care home
• Protesters plan to block park’s Climbing Wall
• First ever street drinking ban
• Insurers refuse to compensate city pensioners
• Goodbyes said to ‘friendly and funny’ Joshua
• City councillor is sanctioned
• Picking up the pieces
• Neutering - do the right thing!
• Phobias - public enemy number 1
• MPs must do the bidding of voters
• Doing our duty for the homeless
• Debt and taxes - we deserve more
• What you can do to make life better
• Pupils’ inspiratio­nal messages
• Award for life changer Beatrice
• Community cooks get some inspiratio­n from Jamie Oliver
• Loser Kerry is a real winner
• 10 of the best
• The History Boys
• The best from 240 artists goes on show at 2019 Open Exhibition
• MCV charity night for the very best Motown and Soul
• PODS looking for Chitty children
• Anytime Fitness - the Peterborou­gh Telegraph Gym of the Year 2019
• Go wild for these ingredient­s
• Enterprisi­ng digital expert hopes app will Drench the city
• Engineers enjoy a Royal celebratio­n
• An amazing legacy
• Berlingo understand­s its place in the world
• French good looks are nothing new
• Suited and booted Jaghasital­l
• Peterborou­gh Police fighters pack a punch
• Saunders tops a strong field with cat meat
• Peacock a fitting winner
• Baxter shows his class once again
• Brown makes it two medals at the World Championsh­ips
• Historic win on the Thames for Peterborou­gh City eight
• Panthers boss is upbeat despite a home defeat
• One Bjerre shines but the other has a night to forget
• A Walker wins the big running and cycling race
• Harbour and Adams in good form as Cambs beat Devon
• Peterborou­gh Lions roar . . . but sadly not all the way home
• Sendal and Boothby are English champions
• Hickman clicks for Hicks to take three national titles
• Rookies are flying high
• Some perspectiv­e for Posh fans
• Charge the worst offenders £100 a ref
• City of Peterborou­gh face a month of high-quality games
• ‘We’ve let ourselves down,’ admits Netherton United boss
• Showpiece was a great advert for local football
• Dion shines as Sports move closer to title
• Stamford claim one title and could win another
• We’re all hungry for more glory says Slava
• Robson confident of tasting more play-offs success
• Weldon quick to build on Phantoms’ first leg lead
• Five wins would take Fergie’s men into sixth
• Refreshed and raring to go again
• Just another game for ex-Posh star

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