I’ve mentioned The Banyan Tree earlier on this blog, but for new readers all you need to know is that it’s the best Indian restaurant in Peterborough. Next to the Cock Inn in Werrington to be precise.
Their new website is now live and at a glance is one of the best websites I’ve seen for a restaurant – well, would you expect anything less from the Banyan Tree?
According to Peterborough’s Evening Telegraph, Tesco bosses have discovered a payroll error which has resulted in 300 workers at their Peterborough Parnwell distribution centre being overpaid since July. Now Tesco has demanded that the wages were either paid back or unpaid hours are worked to cover the debt.
Recently-crowned Miss Peterborough Lisa Marie Creamer has been disqualified from driving for allowing her already disqualified boyfriend drive her Peugeot 306.
Rugby referee Robert Tustin dropped his shorts during a ladies rugby match between Peterborough and Thetford, exposing his backside.
The incident which occurred on October 28th has seen the East Midlands Society referee suspended from his duties for 18 weeks.
On his return to the field, he turned his back on the stand where Peterborough’s supporters were gathered, and dropped his shorts.
We fancied a quick bite to eat before going to see Beverley Knight (and the fantastic Cherry BlackStone) at the Broadway Theatre last night so took a wander down Wentworth Street to the Edoya Noodle Bar.
At the risk of sounding like a reviewing food critic, it was so nice in there I couldn’t help but post a comment.
Coals to Newcastle springs to mind when hearing that another pizza restaurant is due to open in the city but this time the company moving into the old Burger King building at 8a Cathedral Square is none other than Pizza Express.
Founded in the sixties by The King’s School old boy Peter Boizot, Pizza Express has evaded Peterborough until now (although I seem to recall seeing some kind of pizza restaurant on the opposite side of Cathedral Square years ago..)
It doesn’t sound good for Peterborough’s latest venture by the Mellilo’s due to a request from Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service to review the bar’s licence.
The bar was the first in Peterborough to offer something a bit more lively than the usual chain pubs in the town centre – much to criticism from local prudes who failed to understand what the business would entail.
Now the council’s licensing authority want to revoke the license for three months even though the issues raised by the survey have been resolved.
That’s right, I’ve just bought the deeds to Peterborough for a paltry £10 however it’s in the virtual sense so you won’t get me ordering the reopening of all our city roadworks any time soon.
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