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Peterborough News 8th June 2010

A summary of the Peterborough Breakfast Show from BBC Radio Cambridgeshire broadcast from 07:00 to 09:00 on Tuesday 8th June 2010. News travel weather and interviews.

Topics:
Following the Government’s scrapping of the East of England Spatial Strategy Peterborough City Council will be rethinking its plans for new traveller sites in the area.
Queensgate Shopping centre has elected to raise its car parking charges from £1.10 to £1.50 for two hours.
A notable local businessman and patriarch has comment unfavourably on the new Cathedral Square design.
Dogsthorpe Bluebell Allotments have been without a standpipe for two months and Peterborough City Council have been slow to respond.
Peterborough United FC are trawling for a Miss Posh to complement their Mr Posh.
Eighteen football hooligan bans have been issued locally and police call for moderation during the World Cup.
Local eateries set out their stalls for the World Cup as a health guru worries for the nation.
Grandparents are undervalued according to a national campaigning group for grandparents.
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Peterborough City Council on Transparency and Openness

David Seaton Peterborough’s Cabinet Member for Resources responds to Eric Pickles’ call for councils to be more transparent and open with information. Broadcast at 07:35 on Monday 7th June 2010 in the Paul Stainton Breakfast Show on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire.

Norwich and Peterborough Offers Loans to Keydata Investors

Matthew Bullock Chief Executive of Norwich and Peterborough outlines to the BBC’s Paul Stainton his plans to offer interest-free loans to investors who may have been adversely affected by the collapse of Keydata Investment Services. Broadcast at 07:10 on Monday 7th June 2010 in the Peterborough Breakfast Show on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire.

Peterborough News 7th June 2010

A summary of the Peterborough Breakfast Show from BBC Radio Cambridgeshire broadcast from 07:00 to 09:00 on Monday 7th June 2010. News travel weather and interviews.

Topics:
The Norwich and Peterborough Building Society is offering interest-free loans to investors adversely affected by the Keydata losses.
Plans to close down Millfield GP Surgery have met with strong opposition.
Government has told councils to be more transparent over their spending and a Peterborough Council spokesman describes ways in which they are complying with this request.
The PECT Green Festival finale went off successfully at the weekend although no records were broken.
City centre Sports Lounge has been granted permission to have a road closed and an open air bar and viewing screens erected for World Cup football matches excluding the Slovenia game.
According to the CBI sick leave is at a 23 year low.
Staff at the Wheatsheaf Pub Eastfield Road have elected to change their names by deed poll to Wayne Rooney during the World Cup.
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Stewart Jackson MP on Funding for Immigration in Peterborough

Stewart Jackson MP talks to the BBC’s Andy Gall about the economic impact that recent high levels of EU immigration have had in Peterborough, and how he intends to lobby Government for extra funding to cope with the true extent of the problem. Broadcast at 08:05 on Friday 4th June 2010 in the Peterborough Breakfast Show on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire.

Peterborough News 4th June 2010

A summary of the Peterborough Breakfast Show from BBC Radio Cambridgeshire broadcast from 07:00 to 09:00 on Friday 4th June 2010. News travel weather and interviews.

Topics:
A Catholic charity accepts that migrant workers homeless as a result of exploitation will need repatriation.
A local MP hopes to get extra cash from Government towards the cost of immigration into Peterborough.
The pros and cons of Neighbourhood Councils continue to be debated.
A local man cycles and paddles some distance for the Marie Curie charity.
Various environmental events will take place over the weekend to close the Green Festival.
An environmentally correct comedy evening will be held at the Key Theatre tonight. Tickets £15.
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Leaded Lights Peterborough

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Services include new windows and door panels, refurbishments and minor repairs.
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