Sunderland Echo - 2022-07-22

• Gas visit reveals cannabis farm
• Crews as busy as ‘Bonfire Night’
• City Tory leader bides his time in leadership decision
• Ambulance service’s military recognitio­n
• Views wanted on proposed new leisure centre
• £6k mayoral boost for two deserving causes
• Job vacancies in care sector hit record high
• Oscar-winning producer is the latest hot ticket on Fire Station programme
• Football club celebrates village’s mining heritage with special strip
• In the picture
• Online voices
• Am I entitled to receive any bereavemen­t-based benefits?
• These are a few of our favourite things at home
• How to make do and mend
• Planners use their loaf to give the go-ahead to a new bakery
• Proposal for new school sports facilities handed the green light
• Fitness and fun in Catalonia
• Milky Way in the Maldives
• YOUR STARS WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU?
• Compromise could be the middle road
• Housing market demand cooling
• City living is back in vogue
• What is the Japandi trend and how can you get the look?
• Fewer people with cash left at the end of the month
• ‘Don’t press pause on pension’
• Mishriff to rule in King George
• Root urges England’s stalwarts to show ODI leadership qualities
• Jones backed to lead England at World Cup by RFU chief Sweeney
• Phillips' pledge, why Shields must deal with expectatio­ns
• New funding deal struck between EPL and the PFA
• Bright hails England’s ‘ruthless’ mentality in stunning Spain win
• Stanway reflects on impulsive moment which took Lionesses into semis
• What next for Nathan and Cats amid transfer decision
• Sunderland confirm key new appointmen­t
• Neil's major transfer hints and likely Cats XI emerging
• Former Cats striker on trial with Hartlepool

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