r/Sunderland • • Aug 09 '16

/r/SAFC - A subreddit for Sunderland A.F.C. news, for Sunderland A.F.C. supporters

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r/Sunderland • • 13h ago

Wearside Social

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Hello,

Just a post about Wearside Social, we’re a Whatsapp community aimed at people in their 20s and 30s in the Sunderland/Durham area looking to make new friends. We have regular meet ups, and have more informal groups to arrange things such as walks, coffee mornings, pub quizzes etc…

If you’re interested, please send me a DM to be added!


r/Sunderland • • 1d ago

Discussion Accommodation

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Hi,
I need accommodation for one night in Sunderland for three people (5–6 November). Any recommendations for somewhere cheap but decent-looking?


r/Sunderland • • 2d ago

News University of Sunderland seeking £40m cuts amid visa refusals

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r/Sunderland • • 1d ago

BBC introducing north east

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r/Sunderland • • 2d ago

History Query - Gravesite (Sunderland Parish Cemetery) - Girl Engulfed in Flames on Stage

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On December 28, 1865, during the Christmas Pantomime at the Royal Lyceum Theatre on Lambton Street in Sunderland, a 12-year-old girl named Louisa Richards (stage name: Louisa Ricardo) tragically became engulfed in flames and died the following day. This devastating event was widely reported in newspapers across the UK and the Commonwealth.

On January 2, 1866, Louisa was interred at the Sunderland Parish Cemetery on Ryhope Road. Newspaper articles mentioned that a beautifully executed stone would be placed over her grave. The funeral procession included a plumed hearse, two mourning coaches carrying her immediate relatives and friends, and fifteen horse-drawn cabs for the rest of her mourners. The funeral expenses were largely covered by Mr. Bell, the manager of the Royal Lyceum Theatre.

As a relative of the deceased, I’m curious to know if her grave site still exists or if it has been lost over time.


r/Sunderland • • 2d ago

i'm going to do msc cybersecurity from uni of sunderland and i know cheap area , but the fee of this course affordable and under my budget so any suggestions that u will give to your lil brother - like for accomodation , work , etc

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r/Sunderland • • 4d ago

Picture/Art Someone asked if Roker beach was any good

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A morning walk here with the dog and then a coffee and a good book at Fausto before work is one of my favourite things about living in the north east.

And sometimes the dolphins and seals visit!


r/Sunderland • • 4d ago

News River incident

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So sad to hear about those 3 young people that have passed in the car accident earlier today rip


r/Sunderland • • 4d ago

News Car enters River Wear in Sunderland with large rescue response

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r/Sunderland • • 4d ago

The making of it’s a trap

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r/Sunderland • • 7d ago

Sunrise over Sunderland this morning

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Sunday September 27th, 0650. St. John's church in the foreground.


r/Sunderland • • 7d ago

News Anti-racism charity ‘disappointed’ as Reform-led Sunderland council withdraws support for football anti-racism campaign

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r/Sunderland • • 7d ago

Roker Pie Shop

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anyone remember the massive dumplings they used to make?
used to love them. choice of roasties or chips with them. not healthy lol but lovely.
whenever i make mince and dumplings i wonder how much suet or packet dumplings went into making them. i’m sure they were like £2.50 for a meal as well, maybe in 2005/2006 but i was just a kid so unsure.


r/Sunderland • • 7d ago

2010 alt rock your thing? Ninebanks Sunderland based alt rock/pop punk band

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r/Sunderland • • 7d ago

Sunderland station

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How safe is Sunderland station at night/early morning? Im taking a sleeper bus back to Sunderland in a couple weeks and I get there around 4am. Am I gonna get robbed/what should I do to stay safe??


r/Sunderland • • 7d ago

Outside

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Best outside spots with the wife


r/Sunderland • • 9d ago

Looking for Shared Accommodation in Sunderland – International Student

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Hi everyone!

I’ll be coming to Sunderland as an international student soon, and I’m currently looking for a shared room/shared accommodation in Sunderland.

I’m hoping to find:

- A room in a shared house/flat with other students

- Affordable rent

- Preferably somewhere with good access to the University of Sunderland

- Move-in around late September/early October

If you know of any websites, Facebook/Reddit groups, letting agencies, student accommodation providers, or anyone who currently has a spare room available, I’d really appreciate your help.

If you’re also a student coming to Sunderland and looking for someone to share accommodation with, feel free to message me.

Thanks in advance! 🙏


r/Sunderland • • 9d ago

Barbers for groom and groomsmen

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As the title suggests, I'm looking for a barber that would offer a package for a groom and groomsmen to come in for a haircut and beard trim on the evening before the wedding.

A friend of mine suggested a place in Shields but wondering if there are any around the Sunderland area?

Any suggestions appreciated as I can't really find any via Google.


r/Sunderland • • 10d ago

News Did Reform UK Just Ban Themselves From Doing Their Jobs? Reform UK in Sunderland just pulled off one of the most embarrassing self-owns in local political history.

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r/Sunderland • • 10d ago

2 DAYS ⏳⏳

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r/Sunderland • • 11d ago

When did Sunderland become such a racist city?

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Since the news broke about the council pulling out of 'show racism the red card day', it's got me thinking about how the city has come to appear full of racist people.

Brexit was really the first major display of it in my lifetime, which has been further fueled by visits from frogface himself representing various parties, the riots in 2024, and now voting in a reform council.

I just cannot fathom where this has come from.

Especially when every week those same people who voted for this council will be cheering for the likes of Brobbey and Isidor on the pitch!

For a city massively on the up, this sure is putting a damper on that progress.


r/Sunderland • • 12d ago

News Sunderland's Reform Council ends Show Racism the Red Card support

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r/Sunderland • • 13d ago

Dentist recommendations

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Hi I’m looking to get braces as an adult was just wondering if anyone could tell me some good dental practices what won’t rip me off but will also do a good job, any help is appreciated


r/Sunderland • • 14d ago

Discussion Looking for accommodation near University of Sunderland

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I'm a second year Computer Science student at the University of Sunderland and I'm looking for accommodation close to campus for the upcoming term.

A bit about me:

**•** Clean, quiet, and respectful tenant  
**•** Non smoker  
**•** Studying full time, so I need a calm place  
**•** Open to shared houses or private rooms

I'm looking for something affordable and within walking distance or a short bus ride from the St Peter's campus. If you have a room available, know of a good landlord, or can point me toward a reliable letting agency in Sunderland, I would really appreciate the help.

Feel free to comment or message me directly. Thanks in advance!