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This space-saving Philips air fryer packs a huge 10 litres of cooking capacity into a compact vertical design

The Alivio kids’ trampoline has a safety enclosure, padded poles and indoor-outdoor design.

A fun-filled weekend with delicious food and drinks from around the world is in store when the Charters International Food and Drink festival returns this month.

Police who arrested a suspected shoplifter in Wisbech found 31 cans of Lynx body spray in his bag – along with a crowbar.

Look out for a brand new musical packed with 60s hits, Peterborough Jazz Club, great theatre and more across the city this week.

Last week’s local elections have seen quite a comprehensive changing of the guard at Peterborough City Council.

Staff and residents at Barchester’s Bayleaf Care Home in Huntingdon were delighted by a recent visit from a variety of beautiful therapy animals. The visit brought smiles, laughter, and a sense of calm, as residents spent time stroking, talking to, and playing with their furry guests.

A “poor parish book” from the 1830s, that mentions the poet John Clare, has been restored and is now available to view thanks to Peterborough Archives Service.

Drivers have been told to expect heavy delays

The money could be used to create new play areas, as well as improve established ones

The Fen Cottage was built in around 1700 and is one of the last surviving homes of its type

The school says that "all necessary improvements are already underway"

The DWP has the power to deduct money from Universal Credit payments for a number of reasons, including to pay for rent arrears or benefits overpayments

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has published new guidance explaining what banks and financial institutions may be asked to check under new benefit Eligibility Verification powers

If you are in a position to splash the cash, this Grade II listed home could be yours

The report also recognised that children have "close relationships with their key person"