Business mogul Lord Sugar is back on our screens seeking his next ‘apprentice’ - with candidates including city entrepreneur Khadija Kalifa - but perhaps he should be looking a little closer in Peterborough.
Maths teacher, Liam Oliver, from Queen Katharine Academy, has been chosen as one of only 100 high-potential future leaders to be accepted onto the prestigious Leadership Legacy Project by SSAT, the Schools, Students and Teachers network.
It’s always wise to keep an eye on what the Conservatives are doing; as a result, I watched much of the Conservative Party Conference last week, writes cllr Shaz Nawaz, Peterborough Labour group leader.
The pub industry in Peterborough, worth tens of millions of pounds, could take a hit if beer duty is raised as expected this month, Britain’s Beer Alliance has warned.
After a bad day it can be hard to get to sleep. Replaying stressful conversations over and over in your mind can leave you feeling worse than when they actually happened (writes hypnotherapist John Cooper).
On Friday I met for the second time with head teachers from city primary schools to discuss progress and how we move forward following the recent provisional Key Stage 2 results, writes Jonathan Lewis, Peterborough City Council director of education.
Meet The Chef: In his youth, Marcel Acostoaie would always stop by his uncle’s home after a hard day at school. His uncle, who was a respected chef among top military officials in Romania, sparked Marcel’s passion for hearty, home cooked food.
There are two opportunities to catch Third Stone From The Sun (pictured) - on Friday at Charters and Saturday at The Burghley Club - and look out for Okilly Dokilly, a metalcore band from Arizona inspired by a Simpsons character at The Met Lounge tonight.
It is the final open day of the year at the Exotoic Pet Refuge in Deep St James on Sunday, and your last chance to get up close to more than 250 creatures of all kinds at the sanctuary.
We’ve got our 10 finalists for the Peterborough Telegraph Salon Of The Year 2018 - as voted for by readers - and now the competition is all about finding who will be number one.
Following the success of last year, which attracted over 750 visitors, this weekend’s STEM Festival in Peterborough looks set to be even bigger with over 2,000 tickets already booked.
Cosy Club Stamford launches its deliciously warming winter menu on October 10 with hearty new brunch options, from scrambled tofu on a toasty bed of puccia to the much loved, classic crumpets.
Platform 8’s fifth festival of theatre for Peterborough is packed with shows for everyone, with nine days of adventures and take-overs, including a new venue – Peterborough Town Hall.
Pub-goers will be able to enjoy a selection of up to 30 beers from independent British craft brewers during a 12 day festival at three pubs in Peterborough.
