Sunderland Echo - 2023-03-22

• Tree cover falls below the national average
• Police thanks to murder jury for 'seeing through the lies'
• Coast Road relocation on track for completion in four months
• Family’s tree in honour of Ross
• Consumer watchdog's broadband prices call
• Starbucks and Burger King plan new drive-thru sites
• Accessible loos to be installed
• Stop Sepsis
• When a 'fun-size' Snickers bar just doesn't live up to its name
• Charity founder Sergio’s plea for return of his car
• Water firms facing poor performanc­e sanctions
• Councils struggling with ‘£14bn’ pothole bill
• Bid to convert city centre offices into apartments in historic street
• Tips and tricks to minimise weekly family food waste
• Allowing tracts of land to return to the wild
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Tests show EVs’ winter mileage can be a third less than advertised
• Think of loved ones and plan for the future
• Colmine to strike gold at Sedgefield
• Jackson puts in a masterful performanc­e to secure bronze
• Willis hoping he can play for England and Toulouse
• Amad's transfer situation and Red Devils’ next steps
• Hodgson returns as Crystal Palace manager until the end of the season
• Sheikh Jassim to make second bid for United
• Highly-rated Sunderland teenager earns England Under-17s call-up
• Dyche chat helped Simms make a major impression
• Cirkin provides an encouragin­g update on his return for Cats
• Wigan’s hopes of survival hit by points deduction

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