A week in Peterborough: The stories you might have missed over the past 7 days - from Armistice Day to HMV

From big business announcements, to crime updates and politics news, there has been plenty happening in the city this week – so it is understandable if you have missed some of the big headlines.

Here is The Peterborough Telegraph’s round up of all the major news from the past week.

Hickory’s Smokehouse to open in Peterborough next year creating 100 jobs

REVEALED: The Peterborough areas where most weapons offences were recorded

Jailed in October: 36 criminals - including former Football League assistant referee, blackmailer and knifemen locked up for crimes in and around Peterborough

See if you can spot a familiar face in our gallery of Peterborough United fans watching their side drub AFC Wimbledon

East of England Agricultural Society issues 'myth-busting' statement on Showground development

Date revealed for opening of vinyl record store HMV in Peterborough

Plans for new one-way streets and 20mph speed limits on as part of Lincoln Road Improvement Project in Peterborough

WATCH: Shocking footage of paedophile driving into oncoming traffic before crashing his car in Wisbech

Clean up operation underway on Peterborough street as mound of rubbish left following bin lorry fire

Thousands of illegal vapes, cigarettes and booze worth £280,000 seized from Peterborough shops

Retailer Poundstretcher creates jobs with new store planned for Peterborough

Huntingdon train stabbing: Police seek to reunite passengers with belongings

Cambridgeshire police and crime commissioner reacts to government plans to scrap £73,000 a year role

Tributes to the fallen as Peterborough marks Armistice Day with service