Sunderland Echo - 2020-03-16

• Out-of-hours x-ray services set to close
• Burglary victim left traumatise­d
• Rachel’s care packs appeal for elderly
• Reborn Vaux firm to open its own brewery and bar
• Chance to join our fast-paced newsroom team
• Pickford dispels self-isolation rumours
• Call for safer cycling commuter routes
• Primary school shuts to allow a deep clean
• Metro bosses urge passengers not to worry
• Care homes close to visitors in a bid to keep residents safe
• How you can help your child banish low self-esteem
• Grandad John is a good sport as he feels the pain for fundraiser
• This is what to do if you had tickets for Cats’ postponed game
• We must accept the disruption for the foreseeabl­e
• What it could mean if Euro 2020 is postponed
• Peterborou­gh spending £6,000 on testing their players for coronaviru­s
• Sunderland trio working their way back to full fitness
• Galloway treble eases Ladies to victory
• Expert warns hiatus will hit league teams financiall­y
• Johnston confident Darlo could survive
• Boss Cole left confused by Silksworth’s cup form
• Northern League postpones fixtures
• Record crowd sees Shields open up 12-point advantage
• Challinor on draw and what's next for Pools?
• With flooding becoming a regular occurrence, resolver.co.uk’s JAMES WALKER advises on how to get help
• Unipres donates awards cash to help local school
• New man boosts firm’s ambitions in Scotland
• Supply chain fears spark call for help
• West Ham United’s vice-chairman floats drastic coronaviru­s plan
• Likely Lad is your number one choice for Wetherby gains

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