Sunderland Echo - 2017-08-09

• COLLEGE ‘VICTIM OF £305k FRAUD’
• ‘Battery jobs safe’ at Nissan
• RECOGNISE THOSE WHO DO THE BUSINESS!
• Red light for £18m arena plan
• Wig wam bam! Pub pitching a new idea
• Supermarke­t giant Aldi gets go-ahead for Pennywell site
• Stab victim’s threat to bite police officer
• Trades earn men a place as members of city’s freemen
• Ahoy there me hearties! Get in touch
• City shines bright in new palace display
• Taxi driver’s charity walk plan
• The wind is in sails of mill restoratio­n
• Home plan is vandalism
• Turning back time for mill
• Smells like Teen Spirit - or maybe it’s Lynx
• Become a WhatsApp messaging master
• How to stay fit and still enjoy alcohol
• Recipe of the week
• Grandpa David appeared on billboards - but who has one?
• Music to make you smile at city park
• With the club it’s baby steps
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Your stars
• Raising awareness around interview discrimina­tion
• WAYDE UNSTOPPABL­E IN 400M GOLD DOUBLE
• Farah: Experience vital in hunt for gold
• NEW-LOOK HARRIERS GUNNING FOR GLORY
• Beckford boost for cup tie test from Cats
• STEEL HAPPY TO SCORE BIG IN FRONT OF FAMILY
• Moeen not fazed by the pressure of being a star
• Harrison hails Pools’ gutsy fightback for point
• CANARIES’ CUP CHEER
• Mitrovic set for openingday Mag role
• Kone’s future will have major implicatio­ns on Sunderland’s transfer dealings
• Mourinho sees positives in United’s defeat
• SEAHAM DREAM OVER
• It’s three and easy for Easington
• No bids yet, but Premier clubs keeping close watch on Kone
• Grayson: Good standard set – we must stick to it
• Ex-Black Cat Larsson set to become a Tiger
• Beckford fired up for cup shock once again

Sunderland Echo - 2017-08-08

Sunderland Echo - 2017-08-10