Last chance for all Garden Waste Collections in 2016
RESIDENTS who want to continue receiving the garden waste collection service are being urged to sign up by Tuesday 1…
Live and Learn
WITH ONE IN FOUR PEOPLE likely to have mental health issues (www.mind.org.uk) at some point in their lives, a piIot…
Historic Hardwick Hall has new vision
Sunderland-based CCTV specialist, Hadrian Technology, has come to the rescue of Hardwick Hall, one of the North East’s best known…
A Match Made for Mothers
Families from across the North East are being invited to toast to their mothers in a special celebration at the…
Talking about Chatterbooks
The Chatterbooks Reading Group involved 10 weekly themed sessions with up to 20 children from participating schools.
Global tech experts for Internet of Things summit
Experts from some of the world’s largest technology companies will be attending a summit in Sunderland next month.
Sunderland ‘BIG’ Events, Bigger and Better than Ever
Sunderland is once again getting active with the 2016 programme of Active Sunderland BIG Events starting in the city this…
Charities Can Boost Their Funds At leading Venue
Charities from across the North East are being given the chance to save on their budgets with special incentives at…
Wearmouth Bridge Overnight Lane Closures
OVERNIGHT traffic on the Wearmouth Bridge could be delayed because of lane closures next week.
Theatre company on charity march
ONE OF the oldest amateur theatre groups in the region is preparing to walk 500 miles, and 500 more, as…
Graduate Intern joins Pulse Creative Marketing
As a result of successfully winning new contracts - Pulse Creative Marketing, based in Sunderland, have expanded their team by…
Marathon man Tony hits his £10,000 mark
A FITNESS fan who ran a marathon every day for a month has hit his target of raising £10,000 for…
HAZE put Sunderland on music map
A group of enterprising Wearsiders are making waves in the music world with their sell out club nights.
Chinese New Year celebrations to return to Sunderland
CHINESE New Year celebrations in Sunderland will return next year, following the success of the first ever large scale event.