Sunderland Echo - 2021-10-30

• Su to say Hi-de-Hi! at city lights switch-on
• ‘Josie loved to help others’ fundraiser in memory of sister
• Book a date with city’s own Shipyard Girls this Christmas
• Website to give schools ‘Artsfix’
• ‘We just want kids to be able to play ball...’
• Thief stole jewellery from OAP who let her use toilet
• Online voices
• Businessma­n 'comes home' to launch uni scholarshi­p
• Honouring the firms that have done this region of ours proud
• Everybody will be talking about Jamie stage show
• Book an entry, you’ve got to be gin it to win it
• Artworks are a real glass act
• Anger still an energy
• Soundtrack­ing a return to normality
• Console corner
• 70,000 snap up festival tickets
• Now, more than ever nature needs our help
• Action groups leads to improvemen­t
• Ramsay’s steak with a Korean twist
• How to make great crumbles
• Superb entertainm­ent makes hotel an ideal festive break choice
• Doctor Who is back and it’s in a state of Flux...
• Returning this week...
• Trending... The week’s top choices
• Also available to stream...
• ‘People are holding on to things for so many reasons’
• Michael Sheen on track for some Christmas nostalgia
• DOUBLLEECC­RROOSSWSWO­RODRD
• Helping to deal with the impact of loss
• Espoir De Romay is a good bet at Carlisle
• Houghton Kepier put up battling performanc­e in defeat to Durham
• Positives for MacDonald despite setback in World Championsh­ips
• Reay discusses form and developmen­t of Cats ahead of Charlton test
• ‘He’s like Gazza, he can play forEngland-andcaptain­us’
• LJ prepared to be patient with Arby injury recovery
• Proctor steps up as Cats assess situation following Dickman exit
• Millers match too soon for Broadhead and Denver

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