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Sunderland

Sunderland City is a coastal city at the mouth of Wear River in the North Eastern part of England. In the past, the city was a port that facilitated salt and coal trade and has had ship building on its docks from as far back as the 14th century. Today, Sunderland hosts technology, automotive and service industry businesses that have thrived here. People from Sunderland are referred to as Makem which also refers to the local dialect.

Sunderland City Council has put up a website that aims to help the residents of the city with important information on available services, directions and guides on how to access these services. A long list of services is available online and this makes cooperating with the council and their requirements very easy and convenient. Housing, transport, education, environment, planning and health are some of the services available through the city council.

There is a long list of great reasons that make the case for a visit to the seafront city of Sunderland. Beautiful sandy beaches, exclusive resorts, historic sites, vibrant nightlife, water sports, air shows, amazing outdoors in the countryside and great food as well as drinks represent only a fraction of what this city has to offer. Art and theatre are also on the cards for those who are all about culture and heritage.

The Souter Light House was opened back in 1871 and is to date an iconic structure that holds the record of being the first electricity powered lighthouse in the world. The Souter stands on the shore between the rivers Wear and Tyne and is a great place to visit all year round. The Leas is a section of magnesian limestone rocks and cliffs that extend on to become a coastal grassland which goes as far as Whitburn Coastal Park and Nature Reserve.

With a capacity of 48,707, The Stadium of Light is number six on the list of England's biggest football stadiums. It was built about 2 miles from Rocker Park which was the previous home turf of Sunderland FC. Construction took 14 months after commencing in May of 1996. The 1999 England vs. Belgium game was the first international match at The Stadium of Light. The facility is also hosts music concerts such as the 2009 show by Take That.

With Sunderland's history of glass making and the significant contribution of the glass industry to the city's economic growth, it comes as no surprise that the National Glass Centre is here. Working closely with the University of Sunderland, the Centre strives to continue and improve the glass making heritage of Sunderland. The National Glass Centre has programs and activities designed to teach, research, develop, produce and publicise glass today and in the future.