Sunderland Brownfield Register 2020 Site Plans

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Sunderland Brownfield Register 2020 Site Plans (December 2020) Sunderland North Carley Hill School, Emsworth Road (104) Southwick Primary School, Clarence Street (B091) Seaburn Amusements, Whitburn Road (B413) Hylton Skills Campus, North Hylton Road (563) Phoenix Tower Business Park, Castletown Way (565) Thornbeck College Site (B467B) Fulwell Fire Station, Station Road, Fulwell, Sunderland, SR6 9AE (568) 43-45 Newcastle Road (727) 47 - 49 Newcastle Road (742) 1 Roker Terrace and Side House, St Georges Terrace (735) Beach View Guest House, 15 Roker Terrace (734) Eastbourne Square, Carley Hill (243) Land at Cricklewood Road (439) Stadium Village, Sheepfolds Central (080A) Stadium Village, Sheepfolds cliff top (080C) Bonnersfield Industrial units, Bonnersfield Road (362) Sunderland East Farringdon Row Phase 2-4 (B078) Doxford Park Phase 6 (504) Sunniside Central Area, Villiers Street (659) Ryhope and Cherry Knowles Hospital (B062) Warm up Wearside, Westbourne Road (703) Ashburne House, Ryhope Road (183) Land at Amberley Street and Harrogate Street Former Vaux Brewery, Gill Bridge Avenue, Sunderland (063) Sunderland Civic Centre (731) 6 Athenaeum Street and Upper Floors 25-26 Fawcett Street (739) 6-10 Stockton Road (737) The Inn Place, Knollside Close (733) Sunderland West Former Groves Site, Woodbine Terrace, Pallion (085) Phases 2-6, Chester Road (107) Former Eagle Public House, Portsmouth Road (054) Vane Arms, Silksworth (502) Silksworth Housing Office (747) Coalfield Philadelphia Complex (B330A) Former Easington Lane Primary School Building (086) Penshaw House (B448) Low Moorsley, land at (Ennerdale Street) Low Moorsley, land at (Ennerdale Street) (B293A) Hetton Downs Phase 2 (328) Land At Lambton Lane (194) Fence Houses Comrades Club, Station Avenue North (704) Avenue Vivien plus Rose Avenue, Fencehouses (732) New Herrington Workingmens Club, Langley Street. (113) Land north of Blackthorn Way, Sedgeletch Industrial Estate, Houghton-le- Spring (468) Washington Ayton Village Primary School, Dunlin Drive, Ayton (098) .

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