Sunderland Echo

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STORY

Years in the planning, work is set to begin on Sunderland’s new Auditorium at the Fire Station in the coming days

Lisa Fairweathe­r:

Brilliant! Great size. Not to big and not too small. Massive boost to the city. Well done.

Gerry Smith:

Great as a born and bread in Easington creative and Sunderland Uni graduate and now living in the south working on internatio­nal creative projects. It is sad Brexit will result in few E.U. creatives not being able to come to Sunderland. But there is some great bands in South Hetton so good luck Brexit land in your future.

Karl Nessworthy:

Excellent news. 800 standing capacity is a large venue size, and easily similar to some smaller academy venues across the country. Bring those bands to Sunderland.

Dave Dougan:

Size of the venue speaks volumes for the size of ambition this city has.

Sylvia Weetman:

Excellent. I have been asking for this for a long time it will bring bands to Sunderland so we don't have to go all over the country.

Jim Tansey:

We need an indoor venue that holds 10,000 like the Newcastle Arena to attract bigger names. £11million for a venue that can only seat 450 seems expensive.

Chris Sumby:

Good to see but think it’s probably going to be empty most of the year unless someone running it has fingers in the right pies. Andrew Stuart Neil Should have had one ages ago instead of going to Newcastle.

STORY

Police officers searching for missing man Dean Langley have sadly found a body

Gill Ellis-Peel:

Tragic, my thoughts are with his loved ones at this very sad time.

Wendy Hoggett: RIP, so sad xx Jen Rainey:

So very sad. Thoughts are with your family and friends. So tragic gone too soon. RIP Dean - so sad.

Sandra Stamp:

So sad. Thoughts are with his family at this sad time, RIP x

Allison Moore:

So sad, too many young lives lost lately x love to his family and friends at this very sad time x

Julie Noble:

RIP young man. A nother young soul gone far too soon. Thoughts and pray ers to the family and friends.

Donna Mary Hooper:

Absolutely heartbreak­ing - his poor family x

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