Sunderland Echo - 2018-02-21

• WEAR WELCOME TO WILLS AND KATE
• BID TO RAISE £20K TO SAVE LISTED CHURCH
• SAD CATS HIT ROCK BOTTOM AFTER BOLTON DEFEAT
• ELLIS SHORT’S TIME AT SAFC –TEN YEARS, ELEVEN MANAGERS, ONE RELEGATION AND A WHOLE LOT OF DISAPPOINT­ED FANS
• Reaction from the fans
• Cautious welcome to sale price news
• Helping sportsman Joshua achieve Paralympic dream
• The headaches that can ruin people’s lives
• Doctor knocked down woman on zebra crossing
• Mum’s pledge to aid group
• Taxi firm’s Tall Ships support
• Health chief praises dedication
• Tackling loneliness and isolation among the city’s older residents
• Providing support to allow more people to lead an independen­t life
• A duty to disabled
• MPs showing hypocrisy
• Black Cats in trolley dash
• Brexit and the Lycra –clad apocalypse
• Five of the best apps for bookworms
• Healthy habits can start at home
• Fab Seaburn Hotel memories – but Les and June are tops
• Short film festival reels in submission­s
• Nothing to ad please throw
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• YOUR STARS FOR TOMORROW
• More than half of UK workers unhappy in their jobs
• Coping at the most difficult time in life
• SILCHESTER A CLASS ACT
• Murrayfiel­d noise won’t faze Te’o
• Reid: Scotland ready for the old enemy now
• HARRIERS’ ATHLETES TARGET CAPITAL GAIN
• Harbour need new players and officials to survive in 150th year
• CONTE: WE WERE SO CLOSE TO PERFECTION
• Bandits end Franko’s unbeaten run to continue title surge
• Dubravka’s relishing life with the Mags
• MECHANICS’ MISERY
• PULIS URGES STRIKERS TO BUILD ON KEY WIN
• New boss backs beaten Tykes to stay up
• Lack of confidence up front hitting us so hard, admits boss
• BLEAKER THAN
• Coleman: I still believe my lads can seal survival

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