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as iconic city landmark reopens to the public
Sunderland Echo
|August 14, 2025
Southbay's Operations Director Antony Ballantyne added: "We are delighted to have been responsible for delivering a project that will ensure the public can safely access a structure of such regional importance.
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"Through working closely with the council and our supply chain we have ensured the Grade II listed pier has been restored in accordance with planning requirements, and can continue to be enjoyed for many more generations to come."
With the children off for the school summer holidays, the city council were determined to reopen the pier in time for families to enjoy the pier before the onset of winter.
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