Sunderland Echo - 2022-09-03

• City bus drivers to vote on strike
• Girls’ footy contest hopes to net sponsorshi­p cash
• Unfilled job vacancies fuelling problems in NHS
• Work starts soon on restoratio­n of historic landmark tea rooms
• Police chief makes safety pledge over bus travel across our city
• Recognisin­g vital work
• Museum open to the public again after £310k repairs
• Pitching in with magic moments from Black Cats games gone by
• Jury time inspired thriller
• How to use up summer veg
• The truth is out there... or is it?
• Rival consoles – this week’s top games
• Plantbased diet for baby boomers
• Grown ups avoid weighty topics
• Park life a bubbly treat in leafy Hampshire
• Bring home tropical vibes with holiday-inspired decor
• Adapting border to the changing climate
• Old favourites take us on into autumn
• Doc’s tale almost done
• Four to watch this week
• Also coming to streaming
• ‘It feels natural to be back’
• BBC announces new Scottish drama Mayflies
• YOUR STARS WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU?
• Help in life’s toughest times
• Crystal is set to be in the Pink at Yorkshire
• Silksworth Pumas clinch national double fours title
• ‘I’m happy with the squad – let’s trust in these lads’
• No panic on Ross contract after positive talks since spring – Kris

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