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Sunderland City Council approves plans for sustainable transportation infrastructure at Wessington Retail Park

Plans for new electric vehicle charging facilities at a Sunderland retail park have been given the green light by council development bosses. Sunderland City Council’s...
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Green light for demolition: unused cemetery toilet block set to make way for cremation burial plots

Plans to demolish a cemetery toilet block “at risk of collapse” have been given the green light by council development chiefs. South Tyneside Council’s planning...
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Nissan’s green light: upgrading wind turbines for sustainable manufacturing

Plans to upgrade wind turbines at the home of Nissan on Wearside have been given the green light by city development bosses. Sunderland City Council’s...
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Plans for a new ‘martial arts training facility’ in Washington have been given the green light by city development chiefs.

Plans for a new ‘martial arts training facility’ in Washington have been given the green light by city development chiefs. Sunderland City Council’s planning department...
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Sunderland dental practice expansion plan refused at appeal by Government-appointed planning inspector

A city dental practice’s bid to improve facilities for staff and patients has been refused at appeal by a Government-appointed planning inspector. Fulwell Dental Practice,...
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Councillors back calls for action plan in fight against ‘nuisance motorbikes’ on Wearside

Sunderland councillors have backed calls to develop an action plan to help tackle the issue of “nuisance motorbikes” on Wearside. The issue of anti-social motorbike...
Community

Nearly 200 anti-social behaviour reports made to new Metro ‘text alert system’ during first month

Transport bosses have welcomed the use of a new ‘text alert system’ helping people to report anti-social behaviour on the Tyne and Wear Metro,...
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Plans to scale back ‘Free after Three’ scheme and hike parking charges approved by city leaders

Plans to scale back Sunderland’s ‘Free after Three’ parking scheme and to increase hourly parking charges have been given the green light. Sunderland City Council’s...
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University of Sunderland abandons plans for former teaching block site redevelopment

University bosses have confirmed there are “no plans” to redevelop a former teaching block site, after previously approved proposals for student accommodation failed to...
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Wind turbines upgrades planned at Nissan plant to ‘improve electricity production’ in Sunderland

Plans to upgrade wind turbines at the home of Nissan on Wearside have been submitted to city development chiefs. Sunderland City Council’s planning department has received an...
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