Sunderland Echo - 2020-10-17

• SEVEN-DAY REPRIEVE
• Lambton Estate’s visitors praised
• ‘Mark the day how you can’
• Even death couldn’t part devoted couple
• Support for children living with disability
• Readers hit out at restrictio­ns for region
• Universiti­es have more than 1,000 virus cases
• Attacker left pal fighting for life
• Swimming pool given a new lease of life
• City gears up for green bin wagon
• Building firm’s boss caught with cocaine
• Takeaway’s warning as driver steals cash
• City’s virus Test and Trace figures fall again
• Woman’s 'vile and spiteful' attack on police officers
• Pilot scheme planned for visiting care homes safely
• Park has landed award for eighth year in a row
• Becoming outlaws
• Honour heroes with show of ingenuity
• Online voices
• Police appeal after elderly woman targeted by thief
• £1m school improvemen­t project nears completion
• Rises in council tax could be on the cards
• Mums-to-be warned over the risks of vaping
• FIFA no longer the top dog, for now... REVIEWS CORNER
• How to be a cut above when it comes to pruning
• DON’T HEDGE YOUR BETS THIS WINTER – WITH TOM PATTINSON
• This miracle recipe is a breakfast of champions
• FRUITY TASTES OF AUTUMN
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Is Verdana to regain her title at Kempton?
• Joy for Jopling as he staves off Stanley stalwart Henry in final
• Southwick get back to winning ways thanks to Young and Hope
• Jackson’s treble helps Raiders edge to victory over Whitburn
• Durham drawn with champions Essex in next summer’s County game
• Can Swindon stop Sunderland? The inside track on the Robins...
• ‘It’s a massive club and I hope I can contribute to a successful season’
• How Parky adapted to the changes at the Black Cats

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