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COST CENTRES Cost Center Cost Center Description CC0006 COMMISIONING & CHANGE MANAGEMENT CC0052 JACK CRAWFORD HOUSE CC0100 SUNDERLAND CEMETERIES CC0102 BISHOPWEARMOUTH CC0103 MERE KNOLLS CEMETERY CC0104 SOUTHWICK CEMETERY CC0105 RYHOPE CEMETERY CC0106 CASTLETOWN CEMETERY CC0107 HOUGHTON CEMETERY CC0108 HETTON AND EASINGTON LANE CC0109 WASHINGTON CEMETERY CC0110 CENTRAL CEMETERY COSTS CC0111 CREMATORIUM CC0112 MEMORIAL BENCHES CC0120 FOOD CONTROL CC0121 HEALTH AND SAFETY CC0122 ENV HEALTH WORKS IN DEFAULT TO BE RECH CC0130 TOBACCO CONTROL CC0131 HEALTH PROMOTION CC0132 POLLUTION CONTROL CC0134 PPR MANAGEMENT CC0140 PEST CONTROL CC0141 DOG WARDENS CC0150 TAXI LICENSING CC0151 MISCELLANEOUS LICENSING CC0160 CONSUMER PROTECTION CC0162 METROLOGY LAB CC0164 LICENSING ACT CC0200 RLS MANAGEMENT & OVERHEADS CC0202 RLS CITY CENTRE CC0203 RLS NORTH CC0204 RLS EAST CC0205 RLS WEST CC0206 RLS WASHINGTON CC0207 RLS COALFIELDS CC0208 RLS WINTER MAINTENANCE CC0209 RLS FLEET WINTER MAINTENANCE CC0210 PUBLIC CONVENIENCES CC0220 GULLY CLEANSING CC0250 RLS RESORTS SEAFRONT CC0320 NETWORK PARKING SERVICES & CPE CC0321 OFF STREET CAR PARKS CC0322 ON STREET CAR PARKS CC0323 MULTISTOREY CAR PARKS GENERAL CC0324 CENTRAL AREA MULTI STOREY CC0327 CIVIC CENTRE MULTI STOREY CC0328 ST MARY'S MULTI STOREY CC0329 MULTIPLEX CINEMA MULTI STOREY CC0330 HOSPITAL PARKING SCHEME CC0331 LIVINGSTONE ROAD CARPARK CC0332 DASH PROJECT CC0350 INFRASTRUCTURE AND COMMERCIAL DESIGN. CC0351 NETWORK SECTION 106 CC0371 ROAD SAFETY CC0372 SCHOOL CROSSING PATROLS CC0374 FENCING & GUARDRAILS CC0375 TRAINING CYCLING ADVISORS CC0376 TRAFFIC CONTROL MAINTENANCE CC0421 HIGHWAYS ENGINEERING BRIDGE WORKS CC0422 HIGHWAYS ENGINEERING COAST PROTECTION CC0423 ROAD RESTRAINT SYSTEMS CC0430 HIGHWAYS ASSET MGMT CC0431 STREET LIGHTING CC0433 PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY CC0434 FLOOD DEFENCE CC0460 HIGHWAYS TRANSPORTATION CC0461 EX TYNE & WEAR DEVELOPMENT CORP CC0463 LSTF 'GO SMARTER TO WORK' CC0464 CYCLE TO WORK SCHEME CC0490 DEPOT 3 HIGHWAYS OPERATIONS OVERHEAD CC0491 DEPOT 3 HIGHWAYS OPERATIONS PRODUCTIVE CC0492 DEPOT 3 HIGHWAYS OPERATIONS WIP CC0494 STREET NAME PLATES (NON TRADING) CC0497 GENERAL MAINTENANCE CC0502 PAINTING PROGRAMME (NON TRADING) CC0503 BUS SHELTERS & STATIONS (NON TRADING) CC0550 JCH DEPOT CC0553 GENERAL OVERHEADS-DONT BLOCK CC0601 ALLOTMENTS CC0602 BARNES PARK CC0603 HERRINGTON COUNTRY PARK CC0605 OLD PENSHAW ALLOTMENTS CC0610 PARKS & ALLOTMENT MANAGEMENT & OVERHEADS CC0612 WINTER GARDENS CC0613 OPEN SPACES S106 CC0620 ARBOURIAL CC0630 PARKS BEREAVEMENT CC0640 PARKS NORTH CC0641 ROKER PARK GROUNDS CC0642 THOMPSON PARK GROUNDS CC0643 BILLY HARDY CENTRE GROUNDS CC0644 FULWELL QUARRY CC0650 PARKS EAST CC0651 BARLEY MOW GROUNDS CC0652 FORD QUARRY FOOTBALL CHANGING ROOMS CC0660 PARKS WEST CC0661 HYLTON ROAD PLAYING FIELD CC0662 PENSHAW PARK GROUNDS CC0663 SILKSWORTH PARK GROUNDS CC0665 RYHOPE PARK GROUNDS CC0667 DOXFORD PARK CC0670 PARKS WASHINGTON CC0671 GLEBE PARK GROUNDS CC0672 NORTHERN AREA PLAYING FIELDS CC0673 USWORTH PARKS GROUNDS CC0674 GLEBE BOWLS PAVILION CC0675 SOUTHERN AREA PLAYING FIELDS CC0680 PARKS COALFIELD CC0681 RECTORY PARKS GROUNDS CC0682 LEYBURN GROVE SPORTS GROUND CC0683 HETTON LYONS COUNTRY PARK CC0685 HETTON LYONS CC0691 BULB PLANTING CC0701 PARSONS DEPOT CC0702 HOUGHTON DEPOT CC0761 FLEET WORKSHOP & MANAGEMENT CC0764 FLEET UNIFICATION CC0765 ADULT SERVICES FLEET CC0766 CHILDRENS FLEET CC0767 CITY SERVICES FLEET CC0768 OCE FLEET CC0769 CCS FLEET CC0771 REFUSE,RLS, HIGHWAYS VEHICLE REPAIRS CC0772 VEHICLE REPAIRS-WINTER MAINTENANCE CC0773 EXTERNAL CONTRACTS CC0774 DVLA CHECKS CC0800 SOUTH HYLTON DEPOT CC0801 REFUSE KERBSIDE DRY RECYCLABLES CC0802 REFUSE GREEN WASTE CC0804 REFUSE MANAGEMENT & OVERHEAD CC0810 REFUSE DOMESTIC CC0820 REFUSE SPECIAL COLLECTIONS CC0830 REFUSE TRADE CC0899 WEEKLY COLLECTIONS DCLG CC1200 GENERAL MAINT OHEADS CC1201 DEPOT 21 GENERAL MAINT PRODUCTIVE CC1205 DEPOT 23 TENDERED SCHEMES PRODUCTIVE CC1206 DEPOT 25 GENERAL SCHEMES PRODUCTIVE CC1208 DEPOT 26 HIGHWAYS EDS & CIVS PRODUCTIVE CC1209 DEPOT 27 MISCELLEOUS PRODUCTIVE CC1211 DEPOT 37 CAR CROSSINGS PRODUCTIVE CC1213 DEPOT 39 CARRIAGEWAY MARKINGS PRODUCTIVE CC1215 DEPOT 41 BLOCKAGE & REPAIRS PRODUCTIVE CC1218 DEPOT 64 - BUILDING CONTRACTS OVERHEADS CC1219 DEPOT 64 - BUILDING CONTRACTS PRODUCTIVE CC1250 DEPOT 21 GENERAL MAINT WIP CC1253 DEPOT 25 GENERAL SCHEMES WIP CC1254 DEPOT 26 HIGHWAYS EDS & CIVS WIP CC1255 DEPOT 27 MISCELLANEOUS WIP CC1256 DEPOT 37 CAR CROSSING WIP CC1257 DEPOT 39 CARRIAGEWAY MARKINGS WIP CC1258 DEPOT 41 BLOCKAGE & REPAIRS WIP CC1259 DEPOT 43 DRAINAGE SO'S WIP CC1260 DEPOT 45 DRAINAGE ENG ORDERS WIP CC1261 DEPOT 64 - BUILDING CONTRACTS WIP CC1304 ABANDONED VEHICLES CC1311 HWRC CC1317 GREEN/STRATEGIC WSTE CC1319 MATERIALS RECYCLING CC1500 WASTE DISPOSAL CC1921 PURCHASE OF FUEL CC2501 DEPOT 35 CSDP PRODUCTIVE CC2502 DEPOT 40 BUILDING SERVICES SURVEYING O/H CC2503 DEPOT 40 BUILDING SERVICES SURVEYINGPROD CC2504 MINOR WORKS OHEADS CC2505 DEPOT 49 MINOR WORKS PRODUCTIVE CC2506 PAINTING/GLAZING OHEADS CC2507 DEPOT 59 GLAZING PRODUCTIVE CC2508 DEPOT 68 PAINTING PRODUCTIVE CC2509 EDUC & CIVIC BUILDINGS OHEADS CC2510 DEPOT 96 EDUC BUILDINGS PRODUCTIVE CC2511 DEPOT 97 CIVIC BUILDINGS PRODUCTIVE CC2512 PLUMBING MECH OHEADS CC2513 DEPOT 56 PLUMBING PRODUCTIVE CC2514 DEPOT 73 MECHANICAL PRODUCTIVE CC2515 DEPOT 53 GAS PRODUCTIVE CC2516 ELECTRICAL OHEADS CC2517 DEPOT 58 ELEC AT WORK PRODUCTIVE CC2518 DEPOT 57 STAIRLIFTS PRODUCTIVE CC2519 DEPOT 60 ELEC MINOR WORKS PRODUCTIVE CC2520 DEPOT 62 ELEC MAINT PRODUCTIVE CC2521 DEPOT 63 ELEC SPECLALIST PRODUCTIVE CC2522 DEPOT 87 SECURITY PRODUCTIVE CC2523 STANDBY OHEADS CC2524 DEPOT 51 STANDBY PRODUCTIVE CC2525 SMALL TOOLS OHEADS CC2526 DEPOT 66 SMALL TOOLS PRODUCTIVE CC2529 BUILDING MAINTENANCE GEN OHEADS CC2531 CSDP - SCAS CC2550 DEPOT 35 CSDP WIP CC2551 DEPOT 40 BLACKSMITHS WIP CC2552 DEPOT 49 MINOR WORKS WIP CC2553 DEPOT 59 GLAZING WIP CC2554 DEPOT 68 PAINTING WIP CC2555 DEPOT 96 EDUC BUILDINGS WIP CC2556 DEPOT 97 CIVIC BUILDINGS WIP CC2557 DEPOT 56 PLUMBING WIP CC2558 DEPOT 73 MECHANICAL WIP CC2559 DEPOT 53 GAS WIP CC2560 DEPOT 58 ELEC AT WORK WIP CC2561 DEPOT 57 STAIRLIFTS WIP CC2562 DEPOT 60 ELEC MINOR WORKS WIP CC2563 DEPOT 62 ELEC MAINT WIP CC2564 DEPOT 63 ELEC SPECIALIST WIP CC2565 DEPOT 87 SECURITY WIP CC2566 DEPOT 51 STANDBY WIP CC2567 DEPOT 66 SMALL TOOLS WIP CC2605 DLO STORES ADJUSTMENT CC3310 CORONERS COURT CC4027 READING ACTIVISTS CC4061 LIBRARY OUTREACH & DEVELOPMENT CC4062 LMF ADULT FICTION CC4063 LMF ADULT NON FICTION CC4064 LMF CHILDREN'S FICTION CC4065 LMF CHILDREN'S NON FICTION CC4066 LMF NON BOOK INFORMATION CC4067 LMF TALKING BOOKS CC4069 LMF INTER LIBRARY LOANS CC4070 LMF TICKETS CC4080 LMF BRANCH DEVELOPMENT CC4083 LMF E-BOOKS CC4091 EVENTS GENERAL CC4092 MILITARY ENGAGEMENT CC4093 CHRISTMAS SWITCH ON CC4094 REMEMBRANCE WEEKEND CC4095 SUNDERLAND AIRSHOW CC4097 CHRISTMAS TREES CC4098 SUNDERLAND RUNS CC4099 PENSHAW BOWL CC4100 CITY CENTRE LIBRARY CC4103 WEST BRANCH, KAYLL ROAD CC4106 FULWELL CC4108 RYHOPE CC4110 EASINGTON LANE CC4111 HETTON CC4112 HOUGHTON CC4114 WASHINGTON MILLENIUM CC4115 SHINEY ROW CC4116 WASHINGTON TOWN CENTRE CC4120 SAND VIEW LIB&EVH CC4121 BUNNY HILL CC4122 HOUGHTON FEAST CC4123 EVENTS TEAM CC4124 EVENT BOOKINGS CC4126 MAYOR'S BALL CC4201 SCHOOLS CC4202 BOOKS AT HOME CC4210 LIBRARY OPERATIONS CC4327 ARTS CTR W/TON-OPERATIONS CC4328 ARTS CTR W/TON-PROGRAMME CC4344 NATIONAL GLASS CENTRE CC4380 ACE LIBRARY PROJECTS CC4385 CREATIVE AGE PROJECT CC4386 SUNDERLAND STAGES 2 CC4400 S/LAND MUSEUM & WINTER GARDENS CC4401 MONKWEARMOUTH CC4402 WASHINGTON 'F' PIT CC4407 RIVER WEAR COMMISSIONERS CC4408 FESTIVAL OF FUN CC4550 SEAFRONT CC4554 DESTINATION MANAGEMENT CC4600 HERITAGE GRANTS CC4650 EMPIRE THEATRE CC4651 BEAMISH MUSEUM CC4654 T&W ARCHIVES SERV CONT CC4690 FULWELL MILL CC4700 CULTURAL HERITAGE CC4713 HYLTON CASTLE PHASE 2 CC4715 CULTURAL PARTNERSHIP CC4812 HIGHWAYS HOLDING A/C (SECTION 278 ETC.) CC4815 HIGHWAYS HOLDING A/C (SECTION 38 ) CC4871 FOOTPATH CROSSINGS (H'WAYS RECOV) CC5002 MILLENIUM CENTRE CC5110 RYHOPE GOLF COURSE CC5112 FULWELL QUARRY GOLF COURSE CC5114 CONTRACT COMPLIANCE UNIT CC5200 CROWTREE LEIS.CTR CC5348 SLM-CONTRACT PAYMENT ACCT CC5402 HETTON CENTRE CC5407 AREA FACILITIES MANAGEMENT CC5420 REGISTRARS CC5423 CIVIL PARTNERSHIP CC5424 NAMING CEREMONIES CC5425 RE-AFFIRMATION CC5426 CITIZENSHIP CC5428 REGISTRAR A CC5429 REGISTRAR B CC5430 REGISTRAR C CC5431 REGISTRAR D CC5453 SCHOOL MEALS CLIENT CC5465 FARRINGDON SCHOOL R&M CC5469 SOUTHMOOR R&M CC5481 CARETAKERS CC5482 DRIVERS & COURIERS CC5483 CIVIC CENTRE MANAGEMENT CC5485 CITY LIBRARY MANAGEMENT CC5486 SANDHILL CENTRE CC5500 CIVIC CENTRE CC5503 VENDING CC5504 ADMINISTRATION CC5505 CIVIC CAFE CC5508 CIVIC CENTRE HOSPITALITY CC5550 PLAYPARKS CC5560 SECTION 106 PLAYPARKS PROVISIONS CC5601 ALBANY PRIMARY CC5603 BARMSTON PRIMARY CC5604 BARNES JUNIOR CC5606 BIDDICK PRIMARY CC5608 BLACKFELL PRIMARY CC5609 BURNSIDE PRIMARY CC5611 DAME DOROTHY PRIMARY CC5612 DIAMOND HILL JUNIOR & INFANT CC5615 DUBMIRE KITCHEN CC5618 EAST RAINTON PRIMARY CC5619 ENGLISH MARTYRS PRIMARY CC5620 EPPLETON PRIMARY CC5621 FATFIELD PRIMARY CC5622 FULWELL INFANTS CC5623 FULWELL JUNIOR CC5624 GILLAS LANE PRIMARY CC5625 WESSINGTON PRIMARY CC5629 HETTON PRIMARY CC5631 HILLVIEW JUNIOR CC5632 HUDSON ROAD PRIMARY CC5634 LAMBTON PRIMARY CC5636 NEW PENSHAW PRIMARY CC5637 NEW SILKSWORTH CENTRAL KITCHEN CC5639 OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE RC PR CC5646 RICHARD AVENUE PRIMARY CC5647 RICKLETON PRIMARY CC5648 SEABURN DENE PRIMARY CC5649 SOUTH HYLTON PRIMARY CC5651 SPRINGWELL VILLAGE
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    SOUTH SHIELDS Coastal Walk FERRY CHICHESTER The Leas PEDESTRIAN/CYCLE TYNE TUNNEL TUNNEL Bede’s World Marsden Rock and Bay St Paul’s MARSDEN JARROW Church TYNE DOCK Marsden HEBBURN Old Quarry BEDE Marsden Lime Kilns Souter Lighthouse Linnet Way Primrose Local TEMPLE Cleadon Water Nature Reserve PARK Pumping Station BROCKLEY WHINS Cleadon Windmill Newton and Field Garths FELLGATE BOLDON WHITBURN COLLIERY opens April 2002 Tilesheds Colliery Station Nature Reserve CLEADON Wood Burn EAST River Don Walk BOLDON WEST BOLDON BOLDON Marsden Circular Walk © Ordnance Survey copyright Coastal Walk Section 1 - South Groyne to Frenchman’s Bay South A seven mile walk along the Groyne L From the South Groyne coast between the River Tyne START South walk along Littlehaven Beach Pier and Whitburn Bents passing to the start of the pier where Marsden Rock and Souter HOTEL Sculpture you need to turn left for Lighthouse. The Conversation Piece approximately 200 metres LITTLEHAVEN before turning right along the GETTING TO THE START BEACH H promenade. Continue along The E1 bus between South Shields and AR BO UR the promenade past the Sunderland provides a regular service to the D RI coast and Sandhaven Beach. VE fairground and the Contact North East Travel Line on 0870 608 2608 NORTH amphitheatre until you reach MARINE the far end of the bay at PARK SANDHAVEN Trow Point. Take the stone The Conversation Piece BEACH AD track on your left signed A RO ‘Conversation Piece’ is made up of 22 life-size human-like SE SOUTH ‘Coast Footpath’. Follow MARINE bronze figures, which weigh a quarter of a ton each.
  • River Wear Commissioners Building & 11 John Street

    River Wear Commissioners Building & 11 John Street

    Superb Redevelopment Opportunity RIVER WEAR COMMISSIONERS BUILDING & 11 JOHN STREET SUNDERLAND SR11NW UNIQUE REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY The building was originally opened in 1907 as the Head Office of the River Wear Commissioners and is widely viewed as one of the most important We are delighted to offer this unique redevelopment historical and cultural buildings in Sunderland. opportunity of one of Sunderland’s most important buildings, Located on St Thomas Street, it is a superb Grade II listed period building in a high profile position in the the River Wear Commissioners Building and 11 John Street. city centre, suitable for a variety of uses. UNIQUE REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY “One of the most important historical and cultural buildings in Sunderland.” LOCATION Sunderland is the North East’s largest city, with a population of approximately 275,506 (2011 Census) and a catchment population Sunderland is one of the North East’s most important commercial of 420,268 (2011 Census). The City enjoys excellent transport centres, situated approximately 12 miles south east of Newcastle communications linking to the main east coast upon Tyne and 13 miles north east of Durham. arterial routes of the A19 and the A1(M). Sunniside Gardens Winter Gardens Central Station Park Lane Interchange Travelodge Ten-Pin Bowling University of Casino Frankie & Benny’s Sunderland Halls of Residence Empire Nando’s Multiplex Debenhams Cinema THE BRIDGES Marks & SHOPPING CENTRE Crowtree TK Maxx Spencer Leisure Centre University Argos St Mary’s Car Park University of Sunderland City Wearmouth Bridge Campus Keel Square Sunderland Empire Theatre Travelodge St Peter’s Premier Inn Sunderland’s mainline railway station runs The property is very centrally located on the Sunderland Regeneration services to Durham and Newcastle with a corner of St Thomas Street and John Street fastest journey time to London Kings Cross of in the heart of the city centre and opposite Sunderland is a city benefitting from an extensive regeneration program, 3 hours 20 minutes.
  • Indicative Layout and Capacity Study of Proposed Housing Release Sites HRS1: North of Mount Lane, Springwell Village

    Indicative Layout and Capacity Study of Proposed Housing Release Sites HRS1: North of Mount Lane, Springwell Village

    Core Strategy and Development Plan Indicative Layout and Capacity Study of Proposed Housing Release Sites HRS1: North of Mount Lane, Springwell Village Location SHLAA site: 407C Impact on the Green Belt: • Located on the western edge of the existing residential area of Housing release policy: HRS1 There is a moderate impact on the Green Belt if this Springwell Village site is to be removed. The site is on the urban fringe of • Lies immediately to the rear of Wordsworth Crescent and Beech Grove Owner/developer: Hellens the village and would have limited impact on urban • Lies on elevated farmland to the north of Mount Lane sprawl and countryside encroachment. Site size: 3.20 ha • Existing residential communities to the north and east • Arable land to the south and west • Close proximity to the centre of Springwell Village (which includes shops and a primary school) • Good access to the main bus route Key constraints • Bowes Railway is a Scheduled Ancient Monument (SAM) and is located to the west of the site • Springwell Ponds Local Wildlife Site (LWS) is situated to the west of the site which includes protected species. Wildlife will move through the site • The site is relatively level however the land beyond slopes southward toward Mount Lane • Development on the southern edge of the site will be subject to long distant views • Vehicle and pedestrian access to the site is restricted to one access point • Highway junction improvements will be required at Mount Lane • Development would have to ensure that additional infrastructure such as