Sunderland Echo - 2022-07-18

• ‘Brilliant Bradley Foundation day’
• Anti-smoking action backed
• Revealed: City areas with the lowest Covid-19 vaccine take-up
• Events aim to tackle ‘health inequaliti­es’
• UK family finances are hit by 'triple whammy'
• Woman assaulted two PCs after she broke into a stranger’s home
• Structural maintenanc­e work approved for bridge
• Supermarke­t chief's price pledge to shoppers
• Rail firm's safe and smart technology project
• Support this chari-tea!
• Have open conversati­ons to combat online child grooming
• Metro network energy bills ‘could rise by up to £4m’
• Passengers are told to expect rail disruption
• Craft group all set for anniversar­y exhibition
• Honorary doctorate to reward lecturer's 40 years’ dedication
• ON THIS DAY
• Golden memories of the bustling town centre from 50 years ago
• Bold flavours and Brazilian food
• Porcini ragu
• Chicken with pineapple and ‘nduja
• Rums for taste of island life
• O'Meara's Star can shine in Scotland
• Sunderland win against Benwell Hill turns up the heat on rivals...
• Hampshire’s victory over Lancs makes it a hat-trick
• ‘Alese would thank you for the session after training’
• Aji: It would have been easier to stay – but I’m ready for challenge
• Neil admits Cats still need TWO more new forwards
• ‘Food for thought’ as Al assesses Sunderland’s win over the Arabs
• Alex: We’ve work to do it will open some eyes

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