Sunderland Echo - 2019-03-22

• MOVING FORWARD
• City centre takeaway destroyed in blaze
• ROSS NEVER GIVING UP ON CATCHING LUTON
• McGEADY WILL FIRE CATS UP
• CATS MAY BE HIT BY WINDOW CHANGES
• ‘Sunderland is a great city with a great future’
• £33m funding boost to help make vision into a reality
• Make your mum feel like a real winner in bumper competitio­n
• Persimmon’s go-ahead for housing estate
• City tackling extremism
• Where’s Wally’s house going
• HMO plan lodged for former cafe
• Inquest into cyclist’s death is adjourned
• ‘Lovely’ memories of becoming champion
• Ray’s decades of dedication
• Group appeals for essential help
• Pupils dig in to support city hospice
• March is ridiculous
• Ashamed of Government
• Group needs our support
• Impact of having a friend stay
• Wartime ‘Dear Mother’ letter never did get home
• Distress calls on the increase
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• RUSSELL GRANT YOUR STARS FOR TOMORROW
• Top tips for brushing up on your pets’ dental care from the PDSA
• Feelings of grief are normal and will help you to come to terms with your loss
• Queue up for success at Newbury
• MACDONALD FOCUSED ON TOKYO OLYMPICS
• PEARSON: WE’RE PLAYING FOR WEARSIDE PRIDE IN ‘DERBY’
• Northern League Division Two
• SILKSWORTH, WEST END CLASH IN FINAL TONIGHT
• Horden CC reach final after penalty shootout
• GORDON AT THE DOUBLE AS OUSTON SEAL VITAL WIN
• Washington Sky Lounge power into semi-finals
• MIGUEL CREATES SPACE FOR OTHERS – BENITEZ
• Bancroft is Durham skipper
• Clark still enjoying rollercoas­ter Heed ride
• PICKFORD CONFIDENT ABOUT HIS ABILITY
• Southgate could start with Sancho or Hudson-Odoi
• Giggs hoping Fergie’s habits will rub off on Wales
• Bolton’s woes highlight Donald’s fine ownership B
• Pogba eyes top spot ahead of Moldova clash
• McLeish confident of turning around Scotland’s fortunes
• Wilkinson: SAFC was my worst mistake

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