10 Gary Rowells
Striker
No, we need to look forward not back. Sunderland should rise above the petty parochialism that holds the whole NE back.
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Unless your Roger WhittakerCorrect. I've always considered anything by the Wear to be Co Durham.
Although I appreciate that's not strictly geographically sound
We never left...Why did we leave it?
Oh. Its just the OP was asking if we should rejoin? Doesnt that mean we left?Unless your Roger Whittaker
We never left...
No, just the same as the Tyne does not flow through DurhamOh. Its just the OP was asking if we should rejoin? Doesnt that mean we left?
Look slike some Swedish Church group.... never knew that was the Durham flag if Im honest... always used to write Co. Durham on my address. Tyne & Wear doesnt seem to have a county flag (of note)
The County Of Durham?
Sunderland hasnt benefited being part of Tyne and Wear, or any NGO associated with the "north east".....like one north east, tyne and wear development corp etc. Even things like nexus are particularly bias to Newc. The more we become independent of any "north east" newcastle-biased decision making the better.
So its a yes from me. There's no point in being part of any partnership if youre essentially marginalised.
Saw this on an Echo (of all places) article
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The new arrangement brought good cheer to precisely no one. Consequently the new county ceased to exist in any meaningful sense in 1986 when Tyne and Wear County Council was abolished. Politically Sunderland rules itself as a metropolitan district council.
No one lives in Tyne and Wear. There’s no such place any more. However, when you give details online, some websites insist you give Tyne and Wear as Sunderland’s home county, even though it doesn’t really have one any more.
Postcodes provide more confusion. Houghton is part of Sunderland but has Durham (DH) postcodes. Similarly Washington has Newcastle (NE) postcodes. Seaham and Peterlee have never left County Durham, but have Sunderland (SR) postcodes.
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There’s another side?You could have a referendum to decide. Shout insults at the other side ?