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Local Democracy Reporter
Local Democracy Reporter covering Sunderland City Council, South Tyneside Council and Durham County Council for the Sunderland Echo, Shields Gazette and other media partners.
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Plans to return a Grade II-listed building to its historic use as a pub have been submitted to city development chiefs.
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Councillors have approved plans for a ‘media tower’ at a South Tyneside sports club, despite concerns from a national...
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Council chiefs have welcomed the completion of a major highways project to protect a key road from coastal erosion.
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A former Co-op store in a Sunderland neighbourhood could be transformed into an office furniture shop under plans sub...
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A multi-million pound project to help protect almost 200 Sunderland homes from flooding have taken a step forward, fo...
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University bosses have confirmed there are “no plans” to redevelop a former teaching block site, after previously app...
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Plans to scale back Sunderland’s ‘Free after Three’ parking scheme and to increase hourly parking charges have been g...
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Plans for a commercial scheme in Washington with a Starbucks ‘drive-thru’ and tyre and autocare centre have been subm...
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Plans to hold Sunderland’s Festival of Light at a city centre location have been submitted to council development chi...
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Plans for a 5G telecoms mast in the Washington area have been given the green light by city development chiefs.
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Plans to upgrade wind turbines at the home of Nissan on Wearside have been submitted to city development chiefs.
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Plans for sustainable heating upgrades at a Sunderland school have been submitted to city development chiefs.
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