Sunderland Echo - 2019-10-08

• £200m TO TRANSFORM CITY
• Steph’s charity chop for dad
• Cops pull out all the stops
• Murals get a revamp
• Dobson on life at SAFC
• COUNCIL TAX SET TO RISE BY 4%
• Festival of Light prepares to move
• Traveller snared after trying to meet ‘teen’
• Spotlight on the art of cartograph­y
• University Enterprise Zone to create new jobs
• Care staff rewarded for work in community
• Park death inquest to open
• Staff and regulars to get matching tattoos
• Get baking for the Stroke Associatio­n
• Concerns over the frequent rewriting of the rule book
• Start with small steps and avoid drastic action to improve your health
• Give up smoke in Stoptober
• Antidepres­sant use among elderly doubles
• Royals in TV takeover for mental health
• Pyschiatri­st shortage ‘alarming’
• Taxi man driving forward after losing his job
• New order boost for hospitalit­y supply firm
• Pensions ready for Brexit
• Eagle is ready to soar to victory
• Silverwood excited after getting job as Head Coach
• Cook: We need fewer Tests and more cricket on terrestria­l TV
• Neville: We’re making progress, despite recent run of bad results
• Hignett: I’d love to have more players like Jason Kennedy
• Dark times, but Willis is a bright spot and Sunderland’s best new signing
• Dobson: We can’t dwell on display

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