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Roker park is loved by our community, and there is loads going on there—from bowls and model boating to a miniature railway. Recently, I met some of the volunteers who keep the park so vibrant, along with Councillor David Newey, who has attracted investment for the restoration of the bandstand...
Roker park is loved by our community, and there is loads going on there—from bowls and model boating to a miniature railway. Recently, I met some of the volunteers who keep the park so vibrant, along with Councillor David Newey, who has attracted investment for the restoration of the bandstand...
It is a very tempting offer. I thank my hon. Friend for raising the fantastic work being done by volunteers and Councillor David Newey at Roker park. Their work is vital, and he has played a fantastic role in revitalising his community—he is a great example of a good councillor....
It is a very tempting offer. I thank my hon. Friend for raising the fantastic work being done by volunteers and Councillor David Newey at Roker park. Their work is vital, and he has played a fantastic role in revitalising his community—he is a great example of a good councillor....
That this House congratulates the Chairman, Manager, players and supporters of Sunderland AFC on promotion to the Premiership; recognises the positive effects this will have on the City of Sunderland and the region in terms of economic regeneration, promotion of tourism into the area and increased optimism in commerce and industry; and looks forward to a successful season in 2007-08.
That this House congratulates the Chairman, Manager, players and supporters of Sunderland AFC on promotion to the Premiership; recognises the positive effects this will have on the City of Sunderland and the region in terms of economic regeneration, promotion of tourism into the area and increased optimism in commerce and...
That this House congratulates Sunderland Association Football Club on being promoted to the Premier League as Champions; further congratulates the directors, the manager and players on this great achievement, and wishes them every future success.
That this House congratulates Sunderland Association Football Club on being promoted to the Premier League as Champions; further congratulates the directors, the manager and players on this great achievement, and wishes them every future success.
To ask the Deputy Prime Minister, which minister will determine the appeal by Sunderland Football Club against the refusal by the local planning authority to permit development of its training centre.
To ask the Deputy Prime Minister, which minister will determine the appeal by Sunderland Football Club against the refusal by the local planning authority to permit development of its training centre.
Supplementary business question on the assistance that Sunderland Football Club gives to charity and the need to promote non-attendance tickets which are available for charitable purposes.
Supplementary business question on the assistance that Sunderland Football Club gives to charity and the need to promote non-attendance tickets which are available for charitable purposes.
That this House applauds Sunderland AFC efforts in combating social exclusion; recognises the SAF Community, its non-profit making community arm, its role in focusing on health, education and children's coaching throughout the region; and commends the Sunderland AFC campaign, Take Care, Not Risks, through teaming up with local education authorities to prevent drug abuse amongst children.
That this House applauds Sunderland AFC efforts in combating social exclusion; recognises the SAF Community, its non-profit making community arm, its role in focusing on health, education and children's coaching throughout the region; and commends the Sunderland AFC campaign, Take Care, Not Risks, through teaming up with local education authorities...
That this House congratulates the players and management of Sunderland AFC on winning well deserved promotion to the Premier League.
That this House congratulates the players and management of Sunderland AFC on winning well deserved promotion to the Premier League.
That this House congratulates Sunderland AFC on their promotion to the Premier League under the skilful and inspired management of Peter Reid; notes that as well as the players and coaching staff, tremendous credit is due to Chairman Bob Murray and Chief Executive John Tickling and their fellow directors for providing the Stadium of Light and selfless and totally dedicated administration which has made this promotion possible which itself is a great boost to the wonderful Sunderland AFC supporters who have inspired the team following the bitter disappointment of failing to achieve promotion last season when failing to win the play-off final for third position in a penalty shoot out; and further wishes the club the success it deserves next season in the Premier League where it undoubtedly belongs.
That this House congratulates Sunderland AFC on their promotion to the Premier League under the skilful and inspired management of Peter Reid; notes that as well as the players and coaching staff, tremendous credit is due to Chairman Bob Murray and Chief Executive John Tickling and their fellow directors for...
That this House congratulates Charlton Athletic and Sunderland AFC on providing one of the most exciting football matches ever seen at Wembley; believes that the full-time score of 4-4 after extra time was a fair and accurate reflection of the match; expresses its commiserations to Sunderland and their fans who displayed great magnanimity in defeat; offers congratulations to Alan Curbishley, the Charlton Athletic players, staff and supporters on their promotion; and looks forward to many years of Premier League football at The Valley and in due course at the Stadium of Light.
That this House congratulates Charlton Athletic and Sunderland AFC on providing one of the most exciting football matches ever seen at Wembley; believes that the full-time score of 4-4 after extra time was a fair and accurate reflection of the match; expresses its commiserations to Sunderland and their fans who...
That this House welcomes the fact that both Newcastle United and Sunderland will be playing in the Premier League in the 1996-97 football season; expresses surprise and disappointment at the ban imposed on away supporters at local derby games; supports the objective of the 'Wear United' combined supporters in seeking to maintain the right of attendance of away supporters; notes that the Newcastle-Sunderland derby games for 1996-97 will be played on a Wednesday and Sunday; notes that no similar ban has been imposed on away supporters at derby games in London Manchester, Merseyside or Glasgow; and therefore seeks the reversal of the decision which restricts the rights of football supporters in the North East of England.
That this House welcomes the fact that both Newcastle United and Sunderland will be playing in the Premier League in the 1996-97 football season; expresses surprise and disappointment at the ban imposed on away supporters at local derby games; supports the objective of the 'Wear United' combined supporters in seeking...
That this House congratulates the management and players of Sunderland AFC on winning promotion to the Premier Division; in particular congratulates manager Peter Reid for restoring the fortunes of the club and for bringing to Wearside a sense of pride and purpose which has not been seen for many years; and looks forwad to a long and successful run for Sunderland in the Premier Division.
That this House congratulates the management and players of Sunderland AFC on winning promotion to the Premier Division; in particular congratulates manager Peter Reid for restoring the fortunes of the club and for bringing to Wearside a sense of pride and purpose which has not been seen for many years;...
That this House congratulates Liverpool F.C. on winning the F.A. Challenge Cup yet again; commiserates with Sunderland F.C., the beaten finalists; and commends the supporters of both clubs, whose exemplary conduct was a credit to the national game.
That this House congratulates Liverpool F.C. on winning the F.A. Challenge Cup yet again; commiserates with Sunderland F.C., the beaten finalists; and commends the supporters of both clubs, whose exemplary conduct was a credit to the national game.
That this House deplores the decision of the Football League to promote defeated play-off finalists Sunderland AFC to Division One in the event of the demotion of Swindon Town AFC; recognises that the play-off system clearly intends that the winner of the final only should be promoted; considers that in the event of the play-off system not settling the issue of promotion then the only just method of deciding which club should be promoted is to select the teams with the best overall performance over the season, as indicated by the points system; observes that justice therefore dictates that third-placed Newcastle United should be promoted to Division One, having gained six clear points more than sixth-placed Sunderland; notes the comments of Sunderland fans following the defeat of their team in the play-off finals that the team did not deserve to be in the First Division following their lack-lustre performance at Wembley; and calls upon the Football League to review this decision urgently.
That this House deplores the decision of the Football League to promote defeated play-off finalists Sunderland AFC to Division One in the event of the demotion of Swindon Town AFC; recognises that the play-off system clearly intends that the winner of the final only should be promoted; considers that in...