Sunderland Echo - 2021-10-29

• Author’s scary visit to a haunted grotto
• £20m Budget boost to help train city eco-friendly housebuild­ers
• ‘A step in the right direction to reduce child poverty’
• ‘The devil will be in the detail’
• ‘Thomas just kept on battling’
• Driver drove 'erraticall­y' to keep drunk woman in car
• Protect pets at Halloween
• Online voices
• I don’t know why DWP think my benefit has been overpaid
• A Lottery boost for community project
• Warning over any anti-social behaviour
• Appeal for witnesses to attack at Skate Park
• Poppy Appeal facts you may not know
• Village putting the scare in scarecrow with festival
• WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU? Your stars
• Sellers’ prices hit new heights
• House sales leapt by two-thirds
• More defaults on mortgages and loans expected
• Online shoppers’ credit trap
• Help in life’s toughest times
• Cyrname’s hoping for success at Wetherby
• Single goal enough for a slender Sherburn victory in close game
• Jamie hoping ‘good vibes’ can lift Silksworth to victory over Darlo
• Colliers maintain a perfect start, while Dawdon stay in second place
• Colly remaining upbeat despite a depleted squad to face Whickham
• Horden Will hand us a tough test – they’re a good side, says Hassan
• Alex or Elliot? Or both! The stats that show Black Cats what’s best
• Ex-Cats striker ‘delighted’ to be appointed permanent Morpeth boss
• I’d like to thank Sunderland for fantastic memories, says Elliott
• Explained: Why Sunderland's penalty shoot-out success was no fluke
• Neil extends his contract with Black Cats til 2025

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