Sunderland Area Developments - St Mary's Way, Vaux, New Wear Bridge etc
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11 Aug 2014, 6:40 pm,
Post: #181
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RE: Sunderland Area Developments - St Mary's Way, Vaux, New Wear Bridge etc
MCW Metrorider, seems quite strange looking back seeing Stagecoach operating Minibuses
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20 Aug 2014, 8:53 am,
Post: #182
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RE: Sunderland Area Developments - St Mary's Way, Vaux, New Wear Bridge etc
New road is now open next to the londonderry which leads to the roof car park.
Old road is now blocked off.
Ooo Friend, Bus Friend.
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20 Aug 2014, 8:55 am,
Post: #183
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RE: Sunderland Area Developments - St Mary's Way, Vaux, New Wear Bridge etc
Sunderland bar Chase demolished in £1 million revamp project
http://www.sunderlandecho.com/what-s-on/...-1-6786311 |
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20 Aug 2014, 9:08 am,
Post: #184
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RE: Sunderland Area Developments - St Mary's Way, Vaux, New Wear Bridge etc
(20 Aug 2014, 8:55 am)Dan wrote Sunderland bar Chase demolished in £1 million revamp project Im sure they found some roman artifacs while knocking it down
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26 Aug 2014, 5:56 pm,
Post: #185
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RE: Sunderland Area Developments - St Mary's Way, Vaux, New Wear Bridge etc
Does anyone think that the Market in Sunderland, just down from Park Lane should be closed altogether, As I walk through it on a Regular Basis when going down to Ingeus, as a quick Short Cut, and I have noticed there is never anyone going in there.
In recent months the Sweet Shop has gone and few other things also, only the Barbers and Carpet thing, a Cafe, some shoe shop and the main Butchers/Grocers left in there now, might it be worth shutting up shop for good, as I personally can't see anybody opening up any new Businesses in there at all. On top of this, some Buildings on Holmeside have been knocked down, and the 3 Bars at the Top, have been served with Eviction notices in the last 4 to 6 Weeks, Certainly doesn't look good for this Part of Sunderland. |
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26 Aug 2014, 6:00 pm,
Post: #186
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RE: Sunderland Area Developments - St Mary's Way, Vaux, New Wear Bridge etc
(26 Aug 2014, 5:56 pm)NEBCD Malarkey wrote Does anyone think that the Market in Sunderland, just down from Park Lane should be closed altogether, As I walk through it on a Regular Basis when going down to Ingeus, as a quick Short Cut, and I have noticed there is never anyone going in there. Arizona and purple bar has re-opened according to a few people.. I'm not sure about the point. The market however i agree, it should moved, although not sure what would become of that space. least where the buildings have gone, something else will be built.
Ooo Friend, Bus Friend.
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26 Aug 2014, 6:42 pm,
Post: #187
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RE: Sunderland Area Developments - St Mary's Way, Vaux, New Wear Bridge etc
(26 Aug 2014, 6:00 pm)Michael wrote Arizona and purple bar has re-opened according to a few people.. I'm not sure about the point. How many OAP's use the MECCA Bingo Hall, as that could go, as I am sure there is another one at the Top of Park Lane, then Knock down the Market also. Sunderland City Council needs to do something ASAP to create Jobs and Money in that Area, Perhaps a Supermarket i.e. Asda or Sainsbury's, Resturants and Bars to help boost Nightlife in the Town, As really there is only few Bars near the Lambton Worm and thats it, and the Resturants are all over by the Cinema other than Panda, Basically there Area needs a Major Overhaul. |
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27 Aug 2014, 8:27 am,
Post: #188
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RE: Sunderland Area Developments - St Mary's Way, Vaux, New Wear Bridge etc
(26 Aug 2014, 5:56 pm)NEBCD Malarkey wrote Does anyone think that the Market in Sunderland, just down from Park Lane should be closed altogether, As I walk through it on a Regular Basis when going down to Ingeus, as a quick Short Cut, and I have noticed there is never anyone going in there. Park Lane market are on short term leases. If their decide to knock that area down, the only premises that will be left standing will be the section of bars on the end, unless the council put in a compulsory purchase orders on the properties. The new college site on Holmside triangle will be on the foot print of what has already been demolition. |
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