Sunderland in General Reviews

I have lived in Sunderland all of my life, so this review can hardly be impartial, but I will try to be honest. First of all, I can honestly say I love living in Sunderland. The cost of living is low and there is a lot to be proud of in the city. The people who live here make the city what it is, being on the whole friendly and open. ...  Read the complete review

In comparision to some of the others cities in this country, Sunderland is small to be honest, but when to compare it to nearby Newcastle which is a lot more famous, Sunderland is a lot bigger. The city centre is full of shops and places to go. It has its own shopping centre, with about 100 stores, some of which include big names like Top Shop, ...  Read the complete review

I lived in Sunderland all throughout my childhood and it wasn't until I moved down south that I realised how much nicer it is to have sand on the beaches which is a good thing about Sunderland, but the trouble is the weather is so much colder so you never seem to be able to enjoy them as much as we should. Shopping is quite good in Sunderland ...  Read the complete review

THE Worst place to live in UK

What would you say to the prospect of seeing the Red Arrows for free? Well, my answer to that very same question was an excited "yes please!" - although the fact that I am writing in the category may have given that away slightly. You see, last weekend saw the biggest gathering in the North East take place, the Sunderland International ...  Read the complete review

Yesterday I went to the Sunderland International airshow 2001. This is an event Ive attend for the past three years and I always enjoyed myself no matter how bad the weather. The Air show is normally the last weekend in July and the air displays take place on the Saturday and Sunday afternoons between 1300 and 1630. This event is described by as ...  Read the complete review

A gem of a place, this Sunderland! - and this is written by a southern exile who has lived in Sunderland for the last 20 years or more. Having been brought up in Surrey and London, and having worked for some years in West Yorkshire, I can honestly say that Sunderland beats them all hands down. Family, visiting over the years, have been amazed at ...  Read the complete review

i live in sunderland and have done all my life. i like it for the fact it doesn't have earthquakes or typhoons and there's rarely bomb scares. in fact it's quite normal! the houses are very cheap as there's no big attractions in the north, the schools are terrible and the people aren't at all friendly! in fact, a word of the ...  Read the complete review