Politics

It may have cost nearly £600,000, but already the transformation of Whittlesey’s former police station is providing dividends.

So Councillor Cereste got his facts wrong – certainly not the first time, and no one will be surprised about that. But Richard Olive in his letter of Thursday 28th also has some facts wrong.

Forensic evidence, extensive CCTV and raids on properties – no, this is not CSI Miami but a taste of the extensive efforts made to deter electoral fraud in Peterborough.

The Government has been lobbied to change postal voting by the chief executive of Peterborough City Council.

We asked candidates in Peterborough: The city council has declared a climate emergency and Peterborough aims to be a leader in the environment sector, what would you do to support this?

Jeremy Corbyn visited a Peterborough primary school this morning (Thursday).

The father of Prime Minister Boris Johnson joined Conservatives campaigning to win the Peterborough seat at the General Election earlier today (Thursday).

Tributes have been paid to the man behind Peterborough’s transformation into a modern city.

Former Brexit Secretary David Davis joined Conservatives campaigning in Peterborough this morning (Tuesday).

Roadworks which have been causing misery for motorists in Peterborough are “under review,” according to the city council.

Cambridgeshire County Council has approved a further £73 million in borrowing as it continues its investment drive.

Progress is being made to turn around the education provider for children excluded from mainstream schools in Peterborough, according to Ofsted.

Councillor Cereste is mistaken if he believes his proposal for laying an electricity cable from Peterborough’s ‘Energy from Waste’ facility in Fengate to Bourges Boulevard is green and sustainable ( PT article: Landmark £63 million project to power Peterborough homes with green energy revealed).

We asked candidates in Peterborough: The performance of some Peterborough schools and the city’s performance in national league tables has been a long-running concern... what do you think is needed to remedy this and how would you support it?

For 30 years efforts have been made to regenerate Peterborough’s South Bank, but now that it is finally happening... is it what we envisaged?

Plans for 100 apartments behind the new Hilton hotel at Fletton Quays have been approved by the city council.

We asked candidates standing in North West Cambridgeshire at the General Election: The performance of some Peterborough schools and the city’s performance in national league tables has been a long-running concern... what do you think is needed to remedy this and how would you support it?

A Cambridgeshire and Peterborough independent commission on climate change will be established to advise the county’s public authorities and businesses on how to reduce carbon emissions.

Hustings are being organised for the Peterborough candidates at the General Election.