Sunderland Echo - 2022-07-23

• It’s goodbye after 48 years at same school
• Halt attacks on fire crews plea
• All fired up for al fresco dining at city’s newest terrace hot spot
• City one of best for UK driving
• Retirement ‘on the menu’ for lunchtime supervisor
• Young starlet to join cast of new Netflix series
• A story of courage and much loved hymn
• Dad who killed OAP in motoring tragedy caught driving months into ban
• Youth work graduate picks up first memorial award
• Taxpayers facing £2.7bn bill for PPE in pandemic
• Warning over looming nurse shortage in the NHS
• ‘Treated like criminals’
• Online voices
• Pharmacy chiefs in public plea to help ease pressure on NHS
• Graduate bags her dream job on children’s TV shows
• Next PM urged to make ‘levelling up’ a reality
• Richard and Judy’s books pick
• Golden rules for barbecue cooking
• Where everything stops for tea
• Archbishop’s heavenly pursuit
• Rival consoles – this week’s top games
• Whimsical wonderland takes shape
• Channel 4 following Lilidorei creation
• It might be a day off, but it’s all happening
• Secret spots with so much wildlife
• Highlight of the week Making the headlines
• Four to watch this week
• Also coming to streaming
• ‘Nobody is telling the whole truth all the time’
• Filming begins on series two of the hit drama World On Fire
• Alflaila is the one in Pontefract feature
• Durham County sides suffer a weekend to forget in cups
• Eight goalkeeper­s Sunderland could try to sign this summer
• Asher-Smith dedicates World Championsh­ip bronze to her family
• Parrott transfer latest as Cats submit striker offer
• Sunderland announce four new additions to their Under-21s squad
• PL2 becomes an Under-21s competitio­n next season
• Cats deals that could still happen after Alex Neil's strong message

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