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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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More drone pilots are being trained to tackle fly-tipping and antisocial behaviour across Wearside, but concerns rema...
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Sunderland City Council has purchased several drones to help with enforcement work across the city in recent years, i...
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Sunderland City Council's Together for Children (TfC) arm was recently involved in a planning application for a new c...
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Proposals for a care facility supporting disabled children and their families are due to go before councillors – but ...
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Plans to convert a residential property into ‘Airbnb’ accommodation on Wearside have been rejected by city developmen...
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Plans to hold Sunderland’s Festival of Light in Mowbray Park for the second year running have been revealed.
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Plans for a new electric vehicle battery gigafactory have taken a step closer to becoming a reality, following a deci...
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Plans to convert listed buildings on Wearside into apartments have been submitted to city development chiefs.
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Plans for a new additional building to boost facilities for staff and pupils at a city primary school have been submi...
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Plans for a digital advertising screen near Sunderland Royal Hospital have been refused over highway safety fears and...
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Plans to demolish part of Sunderland’s High Street West to pave the way for a council regeneration scheme have been g...
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Plans for a ‘battery energy storage facility’ on Wearside have been given the green light by city councillors.
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