Sunderland Echo - 2017-12-14

• HERO FIREMAN SAVED OUR BOY’S LIFE
• GIBSON THE GREAT
• ‘MAST’ RANKS RECORD BID
• FREE TICKETS
• WOMAN AND DOG RESCUED
• READY FOR BLACK EYE NIGHT
• New recycling centre planned for Sunderland
• Sunderland man ordered to pay more than £1,700 for running an illegal tip
• Reader views on state of city
• Claimant count drops in city – but only just
• Mail staff ready for big day
• Son turned to crime after mum’s death
• Yourself a Mackem little Christmas
• Burglary blitz not just for Christmas
• Successful tree charter
• A Silent Night is welcome...
• Tory Government has no considerat­ion for children’s futures
• Festive cheer for young carers
• Residents make festive album
• Ho ho ho! A Christmas when it glowed with a sense of giving
• Parade of Sail marks end of Tall Ships Races
• Time to raise a glass to Phil’s Keel Over Ale
• Choral Society rejoice with festive show
• A quarter of drivers support mandatory test every five years
• Fuel prices hit three-year high
• Citroen scoops the honours
• Enjoy the heat of Goa - without ever leaving Wearside
• Peter Pan panto will get you hooked with its slapstick
• Firms urged to seize chance
• Your stars
• Saying your final farewell with flowers
• DURHAM JOY, LADY CATS WAIT
• Hearn: Kelly is the complete package
• Froome fights for career after adverse test
• Attitude pleases Mourinho
• PEP REVELS IN RECORDBREA­KING CITY WIN
• Foxes’ Puel refuses to celebrate victory
• RAFA WANTS TO KNOW HIS JANUARY BUDGET
• Wenger sidesteps title talk
• Cats boss considerin­g shaking things up for Fulham visit
• Midfielder focused on first-team place, not contract
• Wimbledon get go-ahead for move back home
• Josh Kelly supreme in stoppage win
• DAVID PREECE:
• Waters retains his national title
• O’Neill’s stunning start memories

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