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The Sunday Sun is a weekly newspaper, first published in 1919, serving readers primarily in the northeast of England. Published every Sunday, it offers a mix of regional news, features and entertainment, with a strong focus on stories that resonate with local communities. The newspaper is known for its accessible and engaging style, covering local news, human-interest stories and community updates alongside national headlines. It also includes features on lifestyle, real-life stories and entertainment, providing a broad range of content for its readers. Its reporting often highlights everyday experiences and issues, giving a voice to people and places across the region. The Sunday Sun places a strong emphasis on sports coverage, particularly football, with dedicated reporting on local teams including Newcastle United and Sunderland. With its blend of news, sport and lighter stories, it remains a familiar, trusted part of the weekly routine for many readers. Available on PressReader, the Sunday Sun newspaper delivers local insight, engaging stories and comprehensive Sunday reading.
PLANS to open STACK venues at Whitley Bay’s Spanish City and in the centre of Durham have been dropped by the firm behind the projects. STACK Leisure runs a number of venues around the region – and further afield – but chief executive Neill...
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A PRISON officer’s secret relationship with an inmate at a North East jail was uncovered after a “love letter” was found in a car. Lindsay Wilson was working at HMP Deerbolt in County Durham when she entered into a relationship with a prisoner.
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AFTER years of working and £1m in fundraising, “Super Brad’s Pad” opened this week. The holiday home in Scarborough has been created by the Bradley Lowery Foundation to support families going through unimaginable...
POLICE are trying to trace two men after a vicious robbery at a Middlesbrough shopping parade. A man in his 30s was put into a “chokehold”, then punched and kicked as he lay on the ground before the attackers snatched his cycle and belongings.
