Work to commence on historic Sunderland orphange refurbishment

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Published by Craig Downs for Keepmoat in Housing and also in Communities, Health

Mayor of Sunderland Councillor Iain Kay and Mayoress Councillor Barbara McClennan have joined developers to mark the start of renovation and development work at a city landmark.    Renovation work has commenced at the historic Grade II Listed building at The Old Orphanage, Hendon alongside the construction of a new, state of the art extra care housing scheme. Planning permission was approved in September last year and work, which will include the demolition of annexes and a derelict commu...

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