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Public Invited to Attend Sunderland Merchant Navy Day Ceremony
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Sunderland Restaurant Week Returns with Deals Across the City
Sunderland Editor Publishes Crime Fiction Anthology for ME Research
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Sunderland Editor Publishes Crime Fiction Anthology for ME Research
Sunderland based editor Abbie Rutherford publishes crime fiction anthology, Thirteen Deadly Intentions, under imprint Pilcrow Books to raise money for Invest in ME Research after suffering with ME/CFS herself.A former social worker who had to give up her career following a diagnosis of ME has spent …
What Sunderland Laboratories Should Check Before Automating Titration
For a Sunderland laboratory, one delayed result can hold up a development task, a quality decision or the next stage of a production process. The effect may begin at the bench, but it can spread into reporting, production planning or research schedules. Automation can remove repetitive steps, but it does not fix every weakness in…
Sunderland Launches First Adult Skills and Employment Strategy
Sunderland’s Skills, Progression and Employment Board has launched a new city-wide strategy aimed at helping more residents develop the skills they need to secure well-paid jobs, while supporting local businesses to fill vacancies, grow and thrive. The Sunderland Adult Skills and Employment Strategy 2026–2030 is the city’s first dedicated adult skills and employment plan and…
TT2 Community Fund Helps Keep Sunderland Beachgoers Safe
The operator of the Tyne Tunnels, TT2, has donated a new rescue watercraft to the RNLI to help keep beachgoers safe at one of the busiest beaches in the North East.A £8,400 donation from the Tyne Tunnels Community Fund has funded a state-of-the-art rescue watercraft, named TT2 Safe Passage, which wi…
🎭 Art & CultureSunderland Editor Publishes Crime Fiction Anthology for ME Research
🎭 Art & CultureSunderland’s Southpaw Company Secures Funding for New Outdoor Production
🎭 Art & CultureFirst Washington Pride in Place Grants Awarded to Local Organisations
🎭 Art & CultureFive Sunderland Parks Celebrate Green Flag Award Success
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