Black's Corner plans to transform Seaburn tram shelter

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He’s just talks shyte full stop.

he’s more anti sunderland than a Wallsend skip rat

He's not reet.

 

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You need to think further back I keep saying

You also said not too long back when it looks like it was so far back no one can actually remember.

Stop fishing

 

[lurker]

You also said not too long back when it looks like it was so far back no one can actually remember.

Stop fishing

Further back than you’re thinking that’s for sure.

 

[Chicken Kiev]

Permission granted.

Ha way the picky f***ing teas

 

[Osklen]

Further back than you’re thinking that’s for sure.

Town hall?
Grand hotel?

 

[bobster999]

Further back than you’re thinking that’s for sure.

Mods can you change his username to Darth Vaguer please

 

[mux]

It was set on fire once, it didn't damage it and it didn't get knocked down

Scorched Simpson Street School in Sunderland 'not beyond rescue' after fire

The majority of the fire damage was isolated but one of the building's staircases will need to be replaced

www.chroniclelive.co.uk

Once is correct, my mistake.

It was damaged, have a read of the article to see.

I never said it was knocked down.

I totally disagree.

I think the acquisition of the council setting it on fire is a load of bollocks, the road was already being constructed around the building prior to any fire. Moreover they had a developer willing to renovate it. I also think there was a local arsonist arrested. There are loads of fires around the sheepfolds and deptford, with people setting fire to pretty much anything. I was walking through galleys gill park and some nuggets had set fire to the rubber feet used to support herras fencing.


civic centre has not been set on fire has it? Again can’t see council doing that as they’d be liable for the potential spread of asbestos across the city.

Fair enough mate. Neither of us can say for sure.

I find the timing of it very odd that's all.

 

[bobster999]

Scorched Simpson Street School in Sunderland 'not beyond rescue' after fire

The majority of the fire damage was isolated but one of the building's staircases will need to be replaced

www.chroniclelive.co.uk

Once is correct, my mistake.

It was damaged, have a read of the article to see.

I never said it was knocked down.

Fair enough mate. Neither of us can say for sure.

I find the timing of it very odd that's all.

I meant damaged so much that it had to be knocked down, I know you didn't say it was knocked down

 

[MackemBob]

Must have been St Peter’s during the reign of Henry VIII.

 

[Patch]

Further back than you’re thinking that’s for sure.

The harrying of the North by William the Conqueror?

The bombing of the Winter Gardens by the Luftwaffe?

The sacking of St Peters by the Vikings?

 

[lurker]

Scorched Simpson Street School in Sunderland 'not beyond rescue' after fire

The majority of the fire damage was isolated but one of the building's staircases will need to be replaced

www.chroniclelive.co.uk

Once is correct, my mistake.

It was damaged, have a read of the article to see.

I never said it was knocked down.

Fair enough mate. Neither of us can say for sure.

I find the timing of it very odd that's all.

A million pound for the rebuild as well

 

[mux]

A million pound for the rebuild as well

Definitely had nowt to do with the council. Despite happening just as work was starting. Despite never having caught fire before in 200 years.

 

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A million pound for the rebuild as well

So not demolished as you had previously said.

 

[bobster999]

Definitely had nowt to do with the council. Despite happening just as work was starting. Despite never having caught fire before in 200 years.

and?

 

[mux]

and?

I think its suspicious Bobster mate.

 

[Meathead]

Have they announced a date for Black’s Corner yet? Love the boldon one.

 

[Osklen]

Definitely had nowt to do with the council. Despite happening just as work was starting. Despite never having caught fire before in 200 years.

Despite work starting on the project in spring 2019, meaning that the route would have been fixed long before that to take the road around the building.

Not sure what the incentive would have been for the council to set fire to it. Also think the school was built in early 1900’s so not quite 200 years.

SSTC3 programme timetable - Sunderland City Council

www.sunderland.gov.uk

 

[Bakerlooline]

Re: Simpson Street School. It was never in the way, the carriageways always went around it, there are numerous drawings that show this is the case. But don’t let facts get in the way of a good conspiracy theory, someone might set them ahad.

 

[lurker]

So not demolished as you had previously said.

I never said that building was demolished. Keep up at the back

Re: Simpson Street School. It was never in the way, the carriageways always went around it, there are numerous drawings that show this is the case. But don’t let facts get in the way of a good conspiracy theory, someone might set them ahad.

Funny how it caught fire when it did. After all them years.

 

[EDGE]

I never said that building was demolished. Keep up at the back

Funny how it caught fire when it did. After all them years.

Yes you did. Read your post again.

"I remember a certain listed building in a certain city caught fire not too long ago and was then demolished."