Sunderland Echo - 2022-03-29

• ‘Miracle Mum’ Miriam celebrates a century
• £19m investment scheme to improve city properties
• Teens 'wanted to hurt' victim
• NI change will save workers £205 a year
• Groups to share anti-crime funding
• ‘No coalition with the Tories’
• Households urged to count plastic waste
• A public ‘thumbs up’ for £4.6m F-Pit and park plans
• Targeted support for struggling school pupils
• Thriving lockdown business continues to grow
• Call for easier access to free school meals
• Green light for hundreds of projects on roads network
• Ten millions uprooted
• Online voices
• Don’t be caught out by letters claiming to be from the police
• Council to reopen local offices after C-19 closures
• Care home residents tuck in to a Fruity Friday
• Gullivers travel round the world for charity – on a tandem bike
• Health and Wellbeing ‘You’ll make yourself sick’
• Six ways to treat a cold you just can’t shift
• How light exercise can counter the effects of having too much alcohol
• Free advice offer to help with pandemic recovery
• Alrehb to double up in Lingfield Handicap
• Russell: Mercedes need ‘big leaps’ forward to compete for crown
• ‘Replacing Root won’t help as stars aren’t good enough’
• ‘England have momentum going into WC semi-final’
• Gareth understand­s why Zaha turned back on England career
• England Under-21 Fola striker says his ‘game has come on’ this season
• Watson helps Ladies find a sting in their tail to beat the Hornets
• Leeds striker Bamford set to be out injured for at least six weeks
• Roberts can help steer Sunderland secure promotion from League One
• Why Neil believes his experience will help Cats in L1 promotion fight
• Three players that Sunderland could build around next season
• Cats fans issue transfer note ahead of big summer
• Norwich are keeping tabs on Cats ace Ross Stewart

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