Sunderland Echo - 2022-04-04

• KFC drive-thru petition lodged
• Councillor­s standing down after serving 100 years between them
• Sunak urged to offer more support as costs rise
• Pioneer cancer test trial for consultant
• Police helicopter joined speed chase to snare Mercedes drink-driver
• Leadership academy ‘has exceeded all expectatio­ns’
• Ban balloon releases
• Online voices
• Let them know that we all feel stress and anxiety some time
• Virtual reality firm really going places for its clients
• Nissan’s volunteer support for autism site
• Drivers warned over new box junction rules
• Pest handed restrainin­g order to keep her away from two women
• Underfloor heating and electric blinds in a store with all mod cons
• ‘Benji wasn’t going to play, so it made sense to take that money’
• Cats fans: That’s one of the most priceless goals we scored all season
• Nat’s more like it as Broad Heads the Cats to victory
• Player ratings
• Silksworth held to ‘typical goalless draw’ but Farringdon claim a win
• Shields stay second after Stefan header Gains a point for Trinity
• Boldon clean up their act to stay in the running for promotion play-offs
• I’ll be honest – they were better but we dug in, says Collingwoo­d
• She’s all about vegan food
• Slow-cooked peppers
• Little za’atar buns
• Marvel in a mighty malbec
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• Wynford aims to go Flat out in Yorkshire
• Savannah eyes Shields after a knockout blow to beat Femke
• We couldn’t find answer to Australia, says Knight

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