Sunderland Echo - 2022-08-09

• Charity encouragin­g firms to raise funds
• Classic fun for all with vintage vehicles and aircraft on display
• Shop’s zero star hygiene rating
• Thief stole bike and security camera after 'going on bender'
• Charity’s expansion bid ‘to benefit veterans and community groups’
• Call for VAT cut on telecoms as millions struggle
• Kicking off plenty of fun for all the family
• Furnishing our city with lots of positivity and an exciting future
• Thousands lost to drugs
• Live happily with dogs
• Online voices
• If asked to give consent to a Section 20 seek legal advice
• Families flock to wetlands centre for summer fun
• Fuel price help for drivers under fire
• Cost crisis is changing people’s spending habits
• Children of key workers are ‘living below the poverty line’
• Brain tumour warning signs
• It’s getting cooler – so why am I still so tired?
• How you can curb the overload that your ‘detox’ system has to deal with
• Recruitmen­t duo take on mission to plug skills gap
• New offices for energy staff firm
• North East home to more than 4,000 new firms
• Climate is hot tip to prevail at Salisbury
• Women's rugby World Cup will channel energy of Euro triumph
• Ellis: I’ve been working hard, and doing extra runs just so I’m ready
• Sunderland appear to have lost race for ex-loanee Nat
• Fleetwood in for Cats star Jack, claim new reports
• ‘I will be going for a few pints for them when I finish this...’

Sunderland Echo - 2022-08-08

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