AMBITIOUS proposals for environmentally friendly two door cars to be used as taxis in Peterborough look set to be given the green light by councillors.

PUPILS from across Peterborough were given awards for their part in an energy saving campaign.

AMBITIOUS plans to turn the River Nene in Peterborough into a wealth-creating hub for the city have been unveiled.

FOUR skiploads of rubbish, including a bed and motorcyles, has been removed from a waterway connecting the Deepings to Spalding.

UP to 70 jobs could be created if a bid to locate the headquarters of a new £3 billion eco-finance initiative in Peterborough proves successful.

AN INVESTMENT of £25 million by a Malaysian firm could see the dream of a £600 million renewable energy park in Peterborough be realised.

TIDY residents are hoping a whole village turns out to help clean their streets.

ANOTHER mini mountain of litter was picked up by members of the Whittlesea Street Pride team.

A DEEPINGS farmer has permission to build two wind turbines on his land.

Monday, 4.40pm: Anglian Water have confirmed customers in Kings Dyke, Whittlesey currently have no or low water pressure following a burst main today.

The Werrington Parkway section of the A15 in Peterborough was closed over the weekend as part of an operation to clear tonnes of fat and waste from a sewer.

BRITAIN boasts an exceptional number of brilliant bird artists and painters.

RESIDENTS in Stamford, Bourne and the Deepings could be charged £25 a year for their green waste collection.

ENGLAND’S all-conquering cricket heroes could soon be wielding bats made from Peterborough timber.

A BID to dump asbestos in a quarry near Peterborough has raised fears that the city could become the “country’s dustbin”.

AN event at Ormiston Bushfield Academy on Saturday (21 January) aims to highlight the amount of food we waste - and what we could be doing with it instead.

TRAVELLERS who had been staying at a car park in Werrington for more than a week are believed to have moved on to a shopping centre car park.

FLY-TIPPING incidents have increased by 13 per cent between November 2010 and December 2011 according to figures revealed by Peterborough City Council.

FLY-TIPPERS are continually using the corner of a street opposite a £3 million mosque to dump beds, mattresses and other household items.

Thursday, 8.40am: PROTESTERS have vowed to fight on despite losing their Court of Appeal battle yesterday (18 January) over the decision to dump low-level radioactive waste at a landfill site near King’s Cliffe.