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2021 news archive

Four smokers fined for littering

Smokers who dropped cigarette ends in Sunderland city centre have been fined as the council cracks down on littering.

New alliance will build on outstanding contribution of the voluntary and community sector during the pandemic

A new alliance is being launched in Sunderland in a bid to build on the outstanding contribution made by the city's voluntary and community sector in supporting communities during the pandemic.

Leaders call for patience while backing roadmap delay

The government's decision to delay the further lifting of restrictions is one we support given the concerning rise in case numbers due to the spread of the delta variant.

Residents urged to stay safe after infections almost triple in a week

People in Sunderland are being urged to stay safe after cases of Covid infections almost tripled in a week.

Parkrun events return to North East

"Following discussions with organisers and thorough reviews of risk assessments, we're pleased to be able to support the return of Parkrun events to the region.

New scheme to support Sunderland's private landlords

Sunderland City Council is helping connect residents to landlords with good quality homes for rent with a free service launching this month.

Calling all budding inventors - BIPC arrives in Sunderland

Sunderland Libraries Services is helping to give the city's businesses a boost by providing access to the Business and Intellectual Property Centre (BIPC).

Highways satisfaction survey

Thousands of Sunderland residents are being asked to share their thoughts about highways and transport services.

Landmarks light up for Carers Week

Sunderland's landmarks will be lit up blue every night this week to shine a light on the incredible work carried out by the city's unpaid carers during the pandemic.

Queen Alexandra Bridge closures

Drivers are reminded of scheduled closures to the Queen Alexandra Bridge in the coming weeks.

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