Sunderland Echo - 2020-05-12

• Government accused of ‘robbing our city £3M
• Cats owners reply to £20m ‘write-off’ claim
• Tip reopens – by appointmen­t
• Postie Pam’s bike stolen
• Oliver raises £750 in memory of grandad
• Greggs begins to reopen its stores
• Thousands report attempted cyber crimes in crack down
• Call to value green spaces
• £10k cash boost for counsellin­g service
• Man charged with carrying axe and threats
• Passengers urged to wear face coverings on public transport
• Car suspected of use in fly-tipping is seized
• A funding boost for Sunderland Foodbank
• Improving dog welfare
• Online voices
• Domestic abuse has become worse since virus lockdown
• Travellers ‘must give address at border’
• Woman breached conditions of bail ‘while in back of police van’
• Helping you get into a routine when it comes to long-term exercising
• Eggs-actly what you need for a tasty and nutritious treat
• Watch Daniel read Harry Potter book on video
• Automotive bosses say unity is key to the future
• Business support agency reaches for the stars
• Award says it all for Narrative
• Batwan in front as horse racing resumes at ParisLongc­hamp
• Aluko believes Ellis should replace Neville as E ngland Women coach
• Cats, cards & youth exodus – your questions answered
• Balbirnie fears a T20 World Cup no go
• Sunderland to learn of their fate by Thursday, says rival chairman
• Ex-Black Cat Goodman proposes new system for deciding promotion
• Power: I would never have left Wigan for any club but the Cats
• Max desperate for promotion but admits it looks unlikely this season
• No elite sport in England before June 1

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