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Peterborough chef going out on a high as Parveen’s Indian Kitchen series ends

Cambridgeshire

Peterborough pubs

These are 39 of the Peterborough pubs we have loved and lost over the years

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Eye restaurant owner Damian Wawrzyniak with his Knight's Cross medal.

Peterborough restaurant to hold celebration of Polish cuisine

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The former jewellery shop earmarked for a restaurant

New grill restaurant concept for Peterborough city centre prime location

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Lunchtime at a Peterborough infant school in the 80s

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Comedian Romesh can’t Resist! Peterborough’s new vegan restaurant

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Italian restaurant coming to Peterborough city centre

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Bar goes on the market to spark Peterborough city centre revival

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Sunday lunch

9 of the best places for a Sunday roast in Peterborough according to TripAdvisor

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Queen's Drive Infant School around 1985

The girls from the Class of 1985 at Peterborough’s Queen’s Drive West Infant School

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These are 39 of the Peterborough pubs we have loved and lost over the years

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Queens Drive West Infants School 1986

Lunchtime at a Peterborough infant school in the 80s

Cambridgeshire

Queen's Drive Infant School around 1985

The girls from the Class of 1985 at Peterborough’s Queen’s Drive West Infant School

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Ian provided this picture taken in late 1914 somewhere in Peterborough. He said: 'I suspect the location would be somewhere in the Eastgate area that was demolished in the 1960s & 70s but would be grateful for any insight that readers may be able to offer. From what I know the people on the photograph are from left: Not Known, Not Known (although the cap badge is either East Lancs or Suffolk Regiment), Not Known, William Clark, Harry Clark, Charles Clark, John-Robert Clark, Fred Clark. Seated is George Clark, the brothers' father (Ian's great grandfather). The missing brothers are George Culpin (could be one of the unknowns although not the uniformed Sergeant) and Jim (he joined 19th January 1915).

Five Peterborough brothers went to war, only two came home

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Spicy spam fritters with chips and egg.

A slice of nostalgia in a tin.... spicy spam fitters

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Parents are set to be offered new guidance on safely sharing a bed with their baby, following a rise in cot deaths

These are the official NHS guidelines on co-sleeping with your baby

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The community opening

Whittlesey child and family services move to new premises

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Laura

Peterborough care leaver hopes to help fellow foster children after finding work with charity

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