Sunderland Echo - 2022-06-18

• ‘Delight’ as nursery wins Ofsted praise
• Eurovision superfan dreams of bringing contest to Sunderland
• Labour celebrate victory in delayed council election
• Borrowing grows as living cost crisis bites
• Chief calls for return to neighbourh­ood policing
• A health and safety drive - by not driving
• Consumers cutting back as costs crisis bites
• Minster cafe to re-open its doors thanks to school partnershi­p
• Children jump into fitness and fun as Skipping Festival returns
• Online voices
• Medical School ‘has a vital role’ in levelling up agenda
• Award-winning novelist brings her new book home
• More people opt to work from home since Covid
• Imaginatio­ns run wild to welcome top cycle race
• Et tu Sunderland? Caesar’s coming
• All you need to know for Elton John’s farewell gig
• Fifty years of helping nature heal
• Sunny delight
• Commonweal­th cast is sheer poetry
• Rival consoles - this week’s top games
• Drivers ‘unaware’ of the Highway Code
• 10 ways to colour up your space now
• Shows are the place to pick up ideas
• It’s great there’s so much display diversity
• Sunshine days in beautiful Brittany
• The truth will out...
• Three to watch this week...
• Also coming to streaming
• ‘I immediatel­y fell in love with this world and this universe’
• WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU? Your stars
• Bartzella’s a good bet to win in Yorkshire
• Durham beat Derbyshire to reach Balcomb semi-finals
• Former Mags forward Tom signs a new deal at Heed
• ‘He's a maverick – a challengin­g but inspiring character to have’
• How the Black Cats’ signings fared over the past season...

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