Sunderland Echo - 2018-05-17

• A VISION COMES TRUE
• GIFT OF HOPE
• WIN! tickets to Willowman
• Tickets to Gangsta Granny
• Gemma’s charity jump on son’s birthday
• Hopes to return waste site to use
• Media role for new councillor
• ‘Unscrupulo­us’ takeaway boss faces jail for slavery
• Blue Flags are flying high for city beaches
• City Fanzone takes to the road
• A real Shakespear­ean tragedy
• George was an inspiratio­n to footballer­s
• Bradley’s legacy of hope...
• Mental health issue needs addressing
• The year the flames started to go out on those old coal fires
• It’s a fact! More info on the Tall Ships Races in Sunderland
• Brolin takes an evil turn
• Get Lippy at the Forum
• Pulman Volkswagen play the generation game with their brand new arrival
• Sales of keyless theft blockers soar as experts demand action
• Volvo to add Google services to its cars
• Feeling zen after a spa day deal at Seaham Hall hotel
• Matilda will delight little maggots at month-long run
• RUSSELL GRANT
• MAKING IT COUNT AT YORK
• LYONS WARY OF WHITBURN
• Turner, Turns back as Sunderland hunt another home win
• PARK EXCITED BY NEW INDIAN STARLET SINGH
• Latham’s in for Durham cup opener
• POOLS FACE CHARGES ON THREE TRANSFERS
• Friend aims to go straight up next term
• SKIPPER LUCY BLASTS ‘RUBBISH’ DISPLAY
• SOUTHGATE EXCITED BY HIS WORLD CUP SQUAD
• Brands in key role as Sam exits Everton
• Kid Trent’s so proud of England slot
• Hart is a victim of football’s relentless change ... but he is far from finished
• Impressive World Cup for Papy could give Cats welcome boost
• NOLAN SAD THERE’LL BE NO TYNE-WEAR DERBY
• Hammers out to move on from Moyes

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