News from the BID

The Sunderland football community has come together for a very special fundraising initiative to support four local good causes playing their part to protect the most vulnerable during the COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic means there are many new hazards businesses need to think about associated with the workplace and staff and their customers and the services they offer.

Sunderland’s leading shopping centre and a local Rotary group has joined forces to support the city’s foodbank.

A PLAN to get the local economy moving is being launched by Sunderland BID, with the setting up on a citywide recovery task force.

As the Treasury's new Coronavirus Bounce Back Loan Scheme launches today, Monday 4 May 2020, we invite Sunderland businesses to join us in our 'Ask the Expert' to answer any questions or queries th

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Councillor Graeme Miller, leader of Sunderland City Council, said: "Sunderland is proud to have been able to support our friends and colleagues in the NHS to ensure that the North East's needs are

Due to the COVID-19 virus, we understand businesses, offices and community buildings are closing down and will be vacant over the forthcoming weeks.

Now that the government has introduced new, tighter controls to fight the spread of Covid-19 (Coronavirus), the instruction now includes the closure of all shops selling non-essential goods.

From this week 40 University of Sunderland nurses will be taking up jobs in hospitals across the North East at an unprecedented time for the NHS.

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