Update from the shaping Sunderland site:

Chapelgarth Planning: Application Submitted

Posted on March 2, 2016 by URBED


The Planning Application has now been submitted to Sunderland City Council.

Once the application is made live and available to view on the Council’s planning website, we will provide a link to the application on this website and send out an email to the Chapelgarth mailing list with further detail.

http://shapingsunderland.com/2016/03/02/...submitted/


Drawing of the new houses etc can be seen here: http://shapingsunderland.com/2016/03/

(18 Feb 2016, 3:00 pm)Michael wrote Update on Seaburn:

Following our exhibition on the 2nd and 3rd of October 2015, we would now like to invite you to come and see our updated proposals for Seaburn seafront.

Details as follows:

The Seaburn Centre, Whitburn Rd, Sunderland, SR6 8AA

Fri 11th March: 1pm-6pm
Sat 12th March: 10am-2pm

Members of the design team and Siglion will be available throughout these times so drop in at your convenience.


http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=59c3...b0eb3d160f&id=aee5cfc4ad&e=5235bc1e56

Seaburn development map from October 2015.....

https://shapingsunderland.files.wordpres...erplan.jpg

Also:


Its just been announced the final plans are going on show on 11th and 12 March at The Seaburn Centre.


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Planners accommodate plans to turn Joplings into 122-bedroom hotel

One of Sunderland's most famous shop sites has a new future in store after council chiefs backed an application to transform it into a hotel.

Read more: http://www.sunderlandecho.com/news/plann...z42WYvEkve


About time, now get it started!

(10 Mar 2016, 5:59 pm)Michael wrote Planners accommodate plans to turn Joplings into 122-bedroom hotel

One of Sunderland's most famous shop sites has a new future in store after council chiefs backed an application to transform it into a hotel.

Read more: http://www.sunderlandecho.com/news/plann...z42WYvEkve


About time, now get it started!

Who'd want to stay in a hotel overlooking the job centre? Haha.

(10 Mar 2016, 6:08 pm)Dan wrote Who'd want to stay in a hotel overlooking the job centre? Haha.

People?

Na, its true though, i wouldn't, hopefully the development means the roads/area can be changed.

If i got my way i would:

1. Knock down the job centre and the shops.

2: Move the bus stops down to where the E's stop, increase the stops on that part of the road from 1 to 3, reason why..... not sure people would stop in it if everyone will be standing under the canopy for the bus.

(10 Mar 2016, 6:08 pm)Dan wrote Who'd want to stay in a hotel overlooking the job centre? Haha.

There's probably worse places in Sunderland that you could have a hotel overlooking.

This weekend we are displaying the updated proposals for Seaburn at:

The Seaburn Centre, Whitburn Rd, Sunderland, SR6 8AA
Fri 11th March: 1pm-6pm
Sat 12th March: 10am-2pm


If you can’t make it along at the times above you can still see the proposals and give us your feedback online. All the information from the exhibition can be downloaded below (can be seen on the link below)


Seaburn March 2016 Exhibition: Give us your feedback! - http://shapingsunderland.com/2016/03/11/...-feedback/


Seaburn Vision - https://vimeo.com/158500225


The facilities etc on the questionnaire is what Seaburn needs, example:


What kind of privately run indoor leisure uses would you like to see on the site?

Go Karting 
Bowling
Climbing Wall
Amusements 
Escape Room
Trampolining 
Roller Skating
Leisure Centre

Update on Dalton Park:

Cinema, supermarket and fast-food restaurant set to move into £45million expansion at Dalton Park

Cineworld, Morrisons and KFC are due to take the keys for their plots next month, while Pizza Express, Frankie & Benny’s and Prezzo will take on their properties in May.

A firm to run the hotel and pub on site is still to be appointed, with a petrol station also being built next to its entrance.

A non-food shop will also open in the same unit as Morrisons, with the new business expected to be open this summer.

http://www.sunderlandecho.com/news/local...z42yA7cbOf

Update off last weekends two-day consultation event:

http://www.sunderlandecho.com/news/busin...z42yHiV7PT

Seems Kaspas is opening in Sunderland, there's one in Newcastle.

Seems it sells cakes, waffles etc: http://kaspas.co.uk/our-locations/

(17 Mar 2016, 5:00 pm)Michael wrote Seems Kaspas is opening in Sunderland, there's one in Newcastle.

Seems it sells cakes, waffles etc: http://kaspas.co.uk/our-locations/

It's ok, Creams is much better though.

(17 Mar 2016, 5:24 pm)Tom wrote It's ok, Creams is much better though.

First time I've heard of it Tom, I'll try it though

(17 Mar 2016, 5:27 pm)Michael wrote First time I've heard of it Tom, I'll try it though

Yeah Creams is on the corner next to TJ Hughes been a couple of times sells great ice cream loads of flavours too.

A popular Sunderland pub has been forced to close its doors to devastated punters this week.

The Corner Flag pub on High Street West near Keel Square closed yesterday after a struggle over rent demands.

http://www.sunderlandecho.com/news/local...z43o09L6rj


Wonder if this will be knocked down as part of the area development.

New Wear Bridge name: Crossing will celebrate Sunderland’s history and heritage


Sunderland’s stunning new Wear Crossing is going back to the future after hundreds of people had their say on the first stage of its naming.

Almost 1,000 people took part in the poll, and the result was never really in doubt. History and heritage was the runaway winner, racking up almost as many votes as the other three categories put together, with 45% of the vote.



http://www.sunderlandecho.com/news/local...-1-7817794

Diversions will be in place during major roadworks in Sunderland


A series of major roadworks are to get underway on the south side of the river in Sunderland as work continues to develop the New Wear Crossing.

Work will begin in Pallion on Monday, April 4 with the removal of the traffic islands and the roundabout that connects Pallion New Road, European Way, Pallion Subway and Woodbine Terrace.

Read more: http://www.sunderlandecho.com/news/local...z43vbrinGX

(25 Mar 2016, 3:14 pm)Michael wrote New Wear Bridge name: Crossing will celebrate Sunderland’s history and heritage


Sunderland’s stunning new Wear Crossing is going back to the future after hundreds of people had their say on the first stage of its naming.

Almost 1,000 people took part in the poll, and the result was never really in doubt. History and heritage was the runaway winner, racking up almost as many votes as the other three categories put together, with 45% of the vote.



http://www.sunderlandecho.com/news/local...-1-7817794

I see someone has suggested Bridge McBridgeface as the name for the new crossing in the comments section of the link you've provided. 

I think they should go with that.

(25 Mar 2016, 4:49 pm)MurdnunoC wrote I see someone has suggested Bridge McBridgeface as the name for the new crossing in the comments section of the link you've provided. 

I think they should go with that.

haha, they should, today the Queen opened the new Sunderland Bridge, which is named... Bridge McBridgeface

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Works to High Street West - Project Update No.3 - 14/03/2016

http://www.sunderland.gov.uk/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=17774&p=0&fsize=649kb&ftype=Works%20to%20High%20Street%20West%20-%20Project%20Update%20No.3%20(14/03/2016).PDF

Sunderland can take a bite out of the gourmet burger action with its first restaurant dedicated to the scene.

Saucy Burger is set to open at the end of April in the Dr Feelgood site in Hylton Riverside.


http://www.sunderlandecho.com/news/local...-1-7822744

(26 Mar 2016, 10:11 am)Michael wrote haha, they should, today the Queen opened the new Sunderland Bridge, which is named... Bridge McBridgeface

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Works to High Street West - Project Update No.3 - 14/03/2016

http://www.sunderland.gov.uk/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=17774&p=0&fsize=649kb&ftype=Works%20to%20High%20Street%20West%20-%20Project%20Update%20No.3%20(14/03/2016).PDF

Is it actually called " Bridge McBridgeface?! "

(29 Mar 2016, 3:49 pm)South Tyne Lad wrote Is it actually called " Bridge McBridgeface?! "

Haha, no, its going be called something after Sunderland's History and heritage.

Seems the old B&Q at Leechmere is supposed to be turning in to a B&M... It'll be the 7th in Sunderland

Very exciting...... Not.

Committee date now set for the Siglion planning application for a week today, 19.04.2016.

Thanks to Sup.sup for posting this information on Skyscrapercity forum - http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1006895&page=65

PICTURES AND VIDEO: First look at Seaburn's Fat Buddha

http://www.sunderlandecho.com/news/local...-1-7848332

(29 Mar 2016, 8:29 pm)Michael wrote Seems the old B&Q at Leechmere is supposed to be turning in to a B&M... It'll be the 7th in Sunderland

Very exciting...... Not.

Changing the sign will be cheap

(12 Apr 2016, 7:26 pm)BusLoverMum wrote Changing the sign will be cheap

, it will be!.

Sick of seeing cheap shops in Sunderland.

(12 Apr 2016, 7:29 pm)Michael wrote , it will be!.

Sick of seeing cheap shops in Sunderland.

What's worse, loads of cheap shops or no shops?

(12 Apr 2016, 7:29 pm)Michael wrote , it will be!.

Sick of seeing cheap shops in Sunderland.

Everywhere's the same, now. Bigun's collating a mental list of places with more than one poudland. Sunderland is right up there. Hard to beat the gigantic one in the old Littlewoods store, with another one just a few steps down from the back entrance.

(12 Apr 2016, 7:31 pm)Jimmi wrote What's worse, loads of cheap shops or no shops?

Rather have no shops, half of the units in Sunderland are empty anyway.

(12 Apr 2016, 7:33 pm)BusLoverMum wrote Everywhere's the same, now. Bigun's collating a mental list of places with more than one poudland. Sunderland is right up there. Hard to beat the gigantic one in the old Littlewoods store, with another one just a few steps down from the back entrance.

, that's some ambition, good on him, how is he doing?

I like the massive one where Littlewoods used to be, shame we have one just down the road, i heard a rumour before Christmas, that the one, next to where WHS smiths used to be would close and the staff would move to the one in where Littlewoods is.