I’m guessing you’ll see a huge difference. New buildings around the City Hall nearly done, eye infirmary on its way. Then obviously the bridge across to the Sheepfolds, which is a topper venue.
Keel Sq has been used as the hub of many events. Whether the telly was shit or not, the place has been turned into a venue the city use.
Fail to see the relevance of the race numbers 3 years ago. Also the 5k isn't the main race.
Mid-October apparently.
Stuck on the wall and with blue led strip lighting around it. Proper chavtastic.
The relevance is, that's the race that was being discussed as potentially running over the new bridge:
That's the lad who took off from the same place as me. I did say his video would be better than mine. I think we can all agree that he slightly edged it.
I think Rockstar might want to talk to him about his logo...That's the lad who took off from the same place as me. I did say his video would be better than mine. I think we can all agree that he slightly edged it.
Still prefer your soundtrack, no matter how amazing his footage isThat's the lad who took off from the same place as me. I did say his video would be better than mine. I think we can all agree that he slightly edged it.
Still prefer your soundtrack, no matter how amazing his footage is
On the chimney breast
In turn taking money away from our pubs and actual venues in the city
Pretty sure all the people in the square do use businesses in the city during their visit! That said i dont think it needs a permanent screen up especially covering the front of the soon to be finished culture house. Im sure for big events they will bring a screen into the square they can be driven in and out easily enough
Eh? Where do you think everyone crammed into Keel Sq for the rugby on Friday was spending their money? Clearly the Botanist and Keel Tavern. Unless I missed the mystical Keel Sq bar…
It’s the opposite. I have personally bought food & drinks out of venues like the Peacock & Engine Rooms as well as independent traders because the 10k congregates there, because that’s where they switch on the Christmas lights.
There's a weird Catch 22 with the people of Sunderland that they constantly demand new things but when they arrive, they complain that they could impact existing things.
