Have your say and complete our Community Cohesion strategy objectives survey
Everything you need to know about the Community Cohesion strategy objectives survey and how to have your say.
Council gets tough on litter and fly-tipping and encourages residents to love where they live in new campaign
A new hard-hitting campaign which targets those who litter and flytip and encourages everyone to help tackle the problems and love where they live has been launched today.
Neighbours helping neighbours: community support scheme begins city-wide expansion across Peterborough
A community volunteer scheme that brings neighbours together to provide practical help and companionship is expanding across Peterborough.
Food hygiene and allergen and hypersensitivity training courses - 20 October 2026
On 20 October 2026, our Environmental Health Team will be running two training courses. One on food hygiene and another on food allergens and hypersensitivity.
Help us shape Speech and Language Therapy and Occupational Therapy support in Peterborough
We want to understand your experiences of Speech and Language Therapy and Occupational Therapy services, and also what an Early Intervention Model should look like in the future.
Funding expands education and employment support for young people
New funding that will help to expand education, employment and training support for 18 to 21-year-olds in Peterborough was agreed at this week’s Cabinet meeting.
City Impact Team work with Police to hand out fines to cyclists, e-scooters and e-bikes on Bridge Street
The council’s newly formed City Impact Team has held a one-day crackdown on cyclists, e-scooters and e-bikes flouting the Public Space Preservation Order (PSPO) on Bridge Street.
Leader Shabina Qayyum's column August 27
The sight of people sleeping rough in Peterborough and other towns and cities in the UK is something that has sadly become all too common.
Government approves £20m grant towards new pool
Plans to deliver Peterborough’s new Sports Quarter leisure development have taken a major step forward with the government confirming that a £20m contribution has been approved.
Leader Shabina Qayyum's column 20 August
I firmly believe that Peterborough is a city on the up and walking around the Embankment and Fletton Quays right now is ample proof of this.
Needle finds decrease by over 80 per cent
The number of discarded drug needles being found on the streets of Peterborough decreased by more than 80 per cent over a 12 month period.
Council welcomes positive external assurance review while recognising ongoing challenges
An independent External Assurance Review by the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA) has concluded that the council has made significant improvements.