Sunderland Echo - 2022-07-16

• Building upgrades to ‘transform’ teaching
• Land sale for major housing developmen­t
• Union issues warning over ‘real wage’ squeeze
• ‘Stay safe in sun’ – health chief’s warning as temperatur­es soar
• Thieves attacked police and staff
• Family fun day set to raise cash for the love of Bradley
• City CCTV operator helped catch drink-driver
• Top environmen­t marks for water company
• Whistleblo­wer firm sees business boom
• Bank warns loans will be 'harder to come by'
• Graduate Jonathan celebrates collecting 'back to front' degree
• Obesity fears blamed as plans to turn shop into a takeaway are rejected
• Energy bills ‘immediate and urgent’ action call
• Coronaviru­s drives up NHS staff absences
• Smoking law 15 years on
• Online voices
• Yob hurled rock at police station in bid to be jailed
• A feast for the senses at My Delhi
• Perk yourself up with a top coffee prize at Grinder
• Album of the week
• Teenage tales a trip back in time
• Rival consoles - this week’s top games
• The peak age of hangover blues!
• Historic hall opens its gates once more
• 10 ways to give your home a touch of luxe
• Retaining moisture in soil the natural way
• The importance of composting
• Waltzing along the Danube on a Viking longship
• Gabe under pressure
• Four to watch this week
• Also coming to streaming
• ‘We make each other laugh like the characters’
• BBC One’s Celebrity MasterChef serves up star-studded line-up
• Going back to nature for your final farewell
• Glory And Honour to strike at Redcar
• A tough week for teams in Bowls England clashes
• Seaham’s unbeaten run now at seven games
• Can striker Parrot fly straight into the Stadium of Light set-up?
• The lowdown on Black Cats’ priorities in the transfer market

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