Sunderland Echo - 2022-01-28

• Passengers urged to keep wearing masks
• Landmark pier to reopen after £6k storm repair bill
• 'A massive disservice' - pay rise is rejected
• Tree forms a living memorial to city’s wartime Jewish refugees
• Cash to reclaim our public parks
• On your marks for the return of the city runs
• Planned shake-up of taxi rules put on hold
• Dad's disgust as home targeted while wife and children slept inside
• Pupils’ pebbles mark Holocaust
• Online voices
• I’m due to go into hospital so will my benefits be affected?
• Crime rates in city centre fall yet again
• Connected to communitie­s we serve
• ‘Nuisance’ beggar slapped with ban
• Timetable cuts ‘likely’ as transport chiefs plea not to scrap Covid-19 funding
• Road users urged to understand rule changes
• 'Over two million' miss payments as prices rise
• Useful motoring and vehicle tips for 2022
• Where to see red squirrels
• Visit London’s coolest zone
• Housing quality ‘poor’ for many
• 2021 house price rise close to £25K
• More that a third of people have financial worries
• In-person banking in decline
• Raffles all ready to roll at Doncaster
• Second-half double gives Washington valuable win
• Tom hopes experience helps at cyclo -cross worlds
• West End boss hoping for big crowd under the lights
• Catholic Club show their mettle against Iron Horse in shootout
• Ryhope CW ready for Thornaby ‘cup final’
• Kevin: It’s a big game but it’s not the defining game of the season
• Farringdon hoping to remain Detached from threat of FC Hartlepool
• The areas where Cats could still do business in final days of window
• Johnson weighs up his short and long-term formation dilemma
• Ex-Black Cats striker Maja wanted by Championsh­ip and MLS clubs
• Koiki's situation explained as Black Cats look for another full-back
• Why Hume's transfer to Pompey suits all parties
• Diamond returns to Harrogate Town on loan

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