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A former Peterborough nurse who has helped raise more than £1 million for charity has been honoured with a special award.

Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall Hospice has had a big place in Holli Posnett’s heart ever since her mum Christine was cared for there in 1998.

An important iron age settlement has been uncovered under a field in Warboys - and a Romans lived where the village’s football team now play.

Travellers have set up unauthorised encampments on green space in Peterborough.

The Met Office is forecasting that temperatures will hit a whopping 36C in Peterborough this week.

Hundreds of Muslims from across the country celebrated the birth of the Prophet Muhammad with a colourful parade through Peterborough streets.

Hundreds of children from four primary schools in Peterborough celebrated the joy of reading across various author visits.

Forecasted high temperatures have triggered a health warning in Peterborough, and people are being urged to take action straight away in order to keep cool over the coming days.

House prices in Peterborough crept up by 0.3 per cent in May, contributing to a 3.4 per cent rise over the last 12 months.

A month after closing for a major refurb and expansion, The Pizza House got back to business in Peterborough city centre today.

Travellers have set up an unauthorised encampment at Toby Carvery in Peterborough.

Only two NHS dental practices in Peterborough are currently registering patients.

The owner of a pet snake that has gone missing from her Peterborough home has offered a £50 reward for its safe return.

Two housing associations which maintain properties in Peterborough have been named among the top 50 social landlords by magazine 24housing.

A ceremony on Saturday marked the unveiling of poignant sculptures and benches in a children’s memorial garden.

Royal Voluntary Service welcomed the Mayor of Peterborough, Cllr Gul Nawaz to celebrate the re-opening of its community centre in Peterborough following completion of essential renovations.

A male support group in Peterborough which is helping to prevent male suicides celebrated its first anniversary with a family fun day.

Youngsters across the city will shortly be finishing school for the summer and embarking on a long and hopefully sunny six week break, writes Rob Hill, assistant director for public protection at Peterborough City Council, in the City Beat column.

A zoo near Peterborough will raise money for conservation projects to help big cats.