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Shaping Sunderland - Seaburn
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Re: Shaping Sunderland - Seaburn
I hope the seafront gets really busy in the summer if just to upset those who live in SR6
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Re: Shaping Sunderland - Seaburn
Hey, don't upset the upwardly mobile higher ups in Sunderland please.Sunderland Nut wrote:I hope the seafront gets really busy in the summer if just to upset those who live in SR6
Upset the High Barnes people instead
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Re: Shaping Sunderland - Seaburn
They must be predicting more pedestrian traffic down Seaburn because there is not a 20mph limit along where the Seaburn Hotel is. We have lived through the dark ages with it always being 30mph and now with safer cars and better education they seem to think it will reduce accidents. I just observed this the other day when I went to the Sunderland illuminations.
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Re: Shaping Sunderland - Seaburn
Its been 20mph down on that bit of road in Seaburn for a while. I got caught out by the bugger
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Re: Shaping Sunderland - Seaburn
With the thought that what goes up quick will come down quick I think that Sunderland council should take it easy and have a good long look at what is needed down the seafront. I think that a fairground is needed though - in what form? Well that depends on the other attractions down there that's why they need to tread with caution.
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Re: Shaping Sunderland - Seaburn
Oh I don't know but if you build the stuff the public will come. You only have to look at the Sunderland Illuminations this year. The council put them up and the people came in the thousands and it will be like that until they finish.Crawford wrote:With the thought that what goes up quick will come down quick I think that Sunderland council should take it easy and have a good long look at what is needed down the seafront. I think that a fairground is needed though - in what form? Well that depends on the other attractions down there that's why they need to tread with caution.
What was that you said again?
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Re: Shaping Sunderland - Seaburn
Drove to illuminations tonight went in from Whitburn way drove to morrisons and parked up after my visit I left the same way but I noticed car in mirror was going really slow was I in 20 mph or 30mph zone
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Re: Shaping Sunderland - Seaburn
No mate, the 20mph limit is from the roundabout at Seaburn Hotel to Morrison's. The road to Whitburn from Morrison's is 30mph still.Stuartsippy wrote:Drove to illuminations tonight went in from Whitburn way drove to morrisons and parked up after my visit I left the same way but I noticed car in mirror was going really slow was I in 20 mph or 30mph zone
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Re: Shaping Sunderland - Seaburn
Mrs SAFC wrote:Its been 20mph down on that bit of road in Seaburn for a while. I got caught out by the bugger
Actually I never noticed the speed limits in Seaburn either. Are they compulsory