The "keep covered'' warning came after police were called to Central Park in Peterborough when a member of the public complained about a woman who had stripped to the waist to take advantage of scorching temperatures.
It was the latest in a number of similar incidents, and the city council warned park rangers will step in and order
topless bathers to cover up.
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2007: the year in review - news, sports, business, entertainment, photos, videos and the most read stories online.13th: A FAMILY day out turned to terror when children playing on a bouncy castle were thrown off in a freak accident.
Four youngsters who seconds earlier had been enjoying the fun at the Knockout Sports Fest at the East of England Showground were sent flying as the inflatable structure lifted off the ground and flipped over.
There were fears that one of the children had suffered serious head injuries but they proved to be unfounded.
20th: HIGH level talks got underway which could lead to the city getting a second academy.
With the Thomas Deacon Academy opening this year, The Evening Telegraph revealed there are plans for a second one on the south side of the city.
Education chiefs and potential sponsors, the Ormiston Education Trust, have already held talks with staff at Bushfield Community College and Orton Longueville School about a merger which would create an academy for 1,700 pupils. Talks are at an early stage, but work could begin in 2010.
27th: FROM YouTube to Facebook, the electronic era has transformed the way we communicate.
Now residents have a new weapon in the battle to clean up their streets.
The website FixMyStreet.com allows people to write messages of discontent and pinpoint problems on a map. The information is forwarded to Peterborough City Council.
Most read stories on peterboroughtoday.co.uk: August 2007The full article contains 417 words and appears in Peterborough ET newspaper.
