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A project is underway to gather people’s memories of a historic Sunderland landmark. Ghosts of Hylton Castle aims to capture people’s recollections of growing up near the ancient monument. Hylton Castle – a 14th century structure – is currently being restored thanks to a partnership between Sunderland City Council and the...
image courtesy of Simon Letouze and Colin Davison, from Wikipedia Creative Commons
A PhD student at the University of Sunderland has created a stunning chandelier – using almost 1000 pieces of upcycled glass. Helen Pailing created her chandelier – entitled Adorn – using cut-off pieces of glass discarded by lamp makers. These pieces – of all sizes and shapes – were reworked...
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A talented Sunderland artist – who is still in primary school – has designed the city’s civic Christmas card. The card – featuring the young artist’s design – will be sent out by Sunderland City Council to all its councillors and community and international partners, as well as to various...
Sunderland University Illustration and Design student David Byrne with some of the work he left on the Metro Picture: DAVID WOOD
A University of Sunderland art student feared he had lost months of work after he left his design portfolio on a Metro. David Byrne was due to hand in his final year project just days after he realised his prized work had gone missing. But thanks to vigilant Metro staff, the...
Sunderland Restaurant Week
SUNDERLAND’S FAVOURITE food spots are dishing up deals next month, when one of the city’s most popular events returns. Sunderland Restaurant Week – which is organised by Sunderland BID and supported by Station Taxis – takes place from 12 to 20 March, with nearly 30 cafes and restaurants already signed...
Innovative Training Approach For Nurses At Sunderland University
 A new degree designed to prepare the nursing generation of tomorrow is launching today at the University of Sunderland. The new Blended Learning Nursing Degree Programme offers an innovative and flexible approach for those hoping to join the profession. Last year, Sunderland was named as one of seven universities trail-blazing the...
Sunderland Residents Reminded To Correctly Dispose Of Electronics
Posters displayed on bin lorries are reminding Sunderland residents to properly dispose of batteries and electronics. The signage warns residents that electronics should not be placed with household waste or recycling because of the fire risk. The warnings come on the back of fires breaking out at two waste transfer stations...
RememberSrebrenica
Sunderland City Council will hold events today (11th July) to remember the Srebrenica genocide, which took place during the Bosnian War (1992-5). The genocide saw over 8,000 Bosniak Muslim men and boys massacred in and around the Bosnian town of Srebrenica in July 1995. The genocide will be remembered in events...
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Last year saw Sunderland host a range of prestigious events, from the thrilling Sunderland Airshow to the majestic Tall Ships Races. This led to a boom in both visitor numbers and visitor spend, as well as more jobs being created in the city’s tourism sector. The latest statistics obtained by Sunderland...
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Work to repair Sunderland’s historic piers and sea defences is ongoing after the immense battering they received in storms earlier this year. Repairs are underway on the New South Pier, which dates back to 1893. Constructed using a gas-driven crane on rails, New South Pier wasn’t completely finished until 1912....

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