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A drug dealer who tried to run away from a police officer on patrol in Peterborough has appeared in court.

Firefighters faced a delay in responding to a house fire in Peterborough this week - due to parked vehicles blocking nearby roads.

Jobs are to be created in Peterborough by a national energy provider which is opening a storage depot in the city.

As excitement is reaching fever pitch for this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, the Peterborough Telegraph brings a lowdown on the UK’s entry, who grew up in the city!

The T6 Harvard was used to train Spitfire pilots during the Second World War

Police are seeking the owners of two items of jewellery handed in to Bourne Police Station by a member of the public.

An army unit turned Peterborough city centre into a military parade ground to celebrate a special anniversary.

Last week’s local elections have seen something of a changing of the guard at Peterborough City Council.

Drivers have been told to expect heavy delays

The money could be used to create new play areas, as well as improve established ones

The Fen Cottage was built in around 1700 and is one of the last surviving homes of its type

The school says that "all necessary improvements are already underway"

The DWP has the power to deduct money from Universal Credit payments for a number of reasons, including to pay for rent arrears or benefits overpayments

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has published new guidance explaining what banks and financial institutions may be asked to check under new benefit Eligibility Verification powers

If you are in a position to splash the cash, this Grade II listed home could be yours

The report also recognised that children have "close relationships with their key person"