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A mural of The Beatles was unveiled in the city this week, celebrating its rich entertainment history. The artwork features four iconic music legends and has been warmly received by locals.

In other news, upgrades to the city’s famous archway at Thorpe Meadows have commenced. Residents are excited about the project that aims to make the landmark more weather-resistant.

The heritage railway known as Nene Valley Railway is making headlines for its potential involvement in another Hollywood production. The chairman of the railway expressed hope that a return to film appearances could alleviate financial pressures facing the organization.

An artificial intelligence chatbot named Bridgit has been introduced to assist carers in Peterborough. Hosted by Caring Together Charity, users can communicate with Bridgit through WhatsApp for support and information.

The mural celebrating The Beatles’ performances in Peterborough was unveiled this week. Created by artist Nathan Murdoch, the artwork features a prominent display at Hereward Cross shopping centre near Poundland store.

Restoration efforts are underway for the iconic iroko wood arch at Thorpe Meadows. Nene Park Trust plans to give it new footings and elevate it slightly above ground level to prevent future water damage.

A unique contraption known as a ‘seabin’ has been deployed on the River Nene to collect debris, including microplastics invisible to the naked eye. The initiative aims at keeping the river clean and pollution-free.

On the sporting front, Peterborough United suffered their 10th away defeat of the League One season after losing 2-1 against Charlton Athletic in a dramatic conclusion with a winner scored in the 89th minute by Posh’s opponent following Manny Fernandez’s red card. Meanwhile, Peterborough Sports secured an unlikely victory over Oxford City with Dan Jarvis scoring in stoppage time.

In political news, Dr Nik Johnson, Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough for Labour party, announced he would not stand for re-election after feeling too exhausted to continue the role. The council has also finalized its budget proposals that include cuts at Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery, though further details are pending.

Finally, plans for a £3.5m regeneration of Lincoln Road have been approved by the city council, aiming to widen pavements and install new pedestrian crossings in an effort to improve the area’s aesthetic and functionality. The project is expected to begin shortly after Milestone Infrastructure was awarded the contract.