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I lived a few doors away from both them

They have had umpteen attempts at getting This Town in order both Tory and Labour since the war and cocked it up each time, Now we have a City that only the well to do can enjoy. We the ordinary people have been priced out of the town centre. Grandiose schemes that left the true Sunderland people behind.

The Convid Plandemic 👍

As a kid fist visit toBRECHNERS in crowtree rd, Thenbus Station for JW, GREAT CHUMMIES. Started vaux 1959 July, yes along for chummies (sweets)

Thank you so much! Thoroughly enjoyed this

Loved JW as a kid, especially Ibotsons and the sweet stall and the cafe ❤️🇨🇦

Knew them all straight away, born mid 80's always lived in Sunderland. Tbh, I don't hear them as much these days. I'd wager a guess the company you keep/kept will have a baring on you knowing them.

I was wondering if the Gannett was going to get a mention. Used to have a lunchtime pint in the early 70's there.

McEwans Best Scotch, was was my preferred slurp.😁

Maccomo was buried there before that section was given over to War graves

"Lived in Sunderland, that's why his English was so good." Aye...it wor reel propa.😁

Loved savaloy dips...can't get them now.

The Chau family were friends of mine, owned the Chop Suey House. Danny was brother into kung fu and he was not to be messed with.

Might have been the Chinese we used to go to in Park Lane area. 3 courses for 30p, banana fritter in syrup? Early/mid 70's.

I DJ'd In rascals ( and victorias not mentioned in the article) for many years...

That was brill mate, i used to work at Digbys n i never knew it was a picture house prior to being a public house 👍

i enjoyed this with your little stories well done , Londoner

In 1988 there was a Bentlease night club🙄i dont know if still available in Sunderland now🤔

I remember Parker’s next to old bus station and the best ..Elizabeth s in bridge street, proper old style food.

What a lovely gentle informative video. Thank you for posting it.

The Somali on Hylton Road not far from the Railway Tavern

Modernism took a wrecking ball to sunderland .

Glorious building! That part of the city centre has received a lot of investment recently and is well worth a visit.

I can remember this bloke from Premier passions doing the stadium tour before the stadium even opened.

Seem to remember an Indian restaurant called the Keralla just around the corner in the street behind the Wheatsheaf, did a mean Vindaloo.

Nice tour.. banter very entertaining too

Beautiful building in a wonderful city ❤

Cawthorne's pasties and and the Dip shop a couple of doors down.

Wat a pathetic creature he is

He could clearly see it wasn't for the boiler men

Jimmy saville was on the investigation team need i say more

I cannot stand the sight of him hes awful

Thanks for this little gem .It’s 63 years since I lived in Sunderland but it still has happy memories for me. I’m a former Chester Rd school and Southmoor old boy and found this little cameo very interesting. Have you produced any other similar videos I can enjoy.

THIS BASTARD ALMOST RUINED MY LIFE. BECAUSE OF THESE TAPES, THEY THOUGHTBHECAME FROM ONE MILE OF MY MUM'S HOUSE. PERTER SUTCLIFFE DID NOT COME FROM THERE. I LOOKED LIKESUTCLIFFE, I DROVE MY WAGONS AROUND THE SAME REGION HAS HE. PICKING UP PRODUCE FOR MY BUSINESS. THREE SEPERATE POLICE REGIONS PULLED ME IN OVER THESE MURDERS. I GUESS, ON REFLECTIO, I WOULD HAVE DONE SO TOO. EACH FORCE WERE UNAWARE THAT I HAD BEEN PULLED IN. SOME FORCES ACTED PROFESSIONALLY WHILE OTHERS WERE BASTARDS. MY RESPECT FOR THE POICE WENT DOWN THE DRAIN,

GO BACK WHERE YOU COME FROM. YOU ARE DESROTING MY TOWN. THERE IS NO " MACKEM " I ONLY HEAR THIS WORD SINCE A CAME DOWN TO THE MANCHESTER REGION. MY FRIEND AND I WERE DUMBFOUNDED. MY SISTER AND I WERE BORN IN 1035 AND 1941 AND COULD NEVER UNDERSTAND WHAT THESE KNOBHEADS WERE TALKING ABOUT. WE ARE WEARSIDERS. NEWCASTLE AND GARESHEAD ARE GEORDIES AND THAT IS IT.

He was a MACKEM not a GEORDIE

I REMEMBER IT ALL WELL BUT WITH DIFFERANT STORIES. I REMEMBER FRO EARLY 40s TO DATE. WHO THE HELL ARE THIS MACKEMS ? MY MATE AND I HAD NEVER EVER HEARD OF THE NAME UNTIL I CAME DOWN TO THE NANCHESTER REGION, I WILL NEVER CALL MY PEOPLE MAXKEMS. WE ARE WEARSIDERS. I STARTED IN THE SHIPYARDS THAT BRINGS MEMORIORS OF THE EFIL THATCHER YEARS. I REMEMBER THAT EVER YEAR THERE WASA RACE ALONG FAWCETTE STREET TO BEAT THE CLOCK CIMING. THE FIRST ALIMINUIUM BRIDGE IN THE WPRLD WAS BUILT IN THE DOCK. I SWAM IN THE SEA 6 DAYS A WEEK. THE GREAT SIR JOESPH SWANN THE INVENTER OF THE LIGHT BULB WAS BORN HERE AND THE AMERICAN EDISON OBTEND THE USE OF OF IT FOR JUST NORTH AMERICA.

It’s heartbreaking. The family really need closure and if anybody knows what happened to Robert please come forward to help them. I can’t imagine what it must be like for them. I didn’t know Robert but I hope somebody somewhere can help them.

I'm from Sunderland & never heard the CLEM word & meaning other than in the plural & what it means. I'm 60 & only left 14 years ago.

Been there today and it is full of Africans. How sad.

Marra, I'm from Sunderland, lived in High Garth at the time Nikki went missing, she was found opposite my flat. But you talk too fast, even for me. Slow down, but good documentary though nonetheless

I WAS BORN AND RAISED IN SUNDERLAND. THE NAME ' MACKEMS ' IS A NEW NAME. I NEVER EVER HEARD OF IT UNTIL I WAS DOWN IN THE MANACHER AREA. MY FRIENDS, THAT I GREW UP WITH ALSO ASKED ' WHO THE HELL ARE THESE MACKEMS ? WE WERE ALWAYS CALLED THE WEARSIDERS OR THE BLACK CATS. WE ALWAYS IGNOR THOSE WHO REFER TO US MACKEMS. I WORKED IN THE SHIPYARDS IN THE 1950s AND NO ONE HAD HEARD OF A MACKEMS. IT WASA WORD WE HAD NEVER HEARD OF. SO, I AM A WEARSIDER AND WILL ALWAYS WILL BE. I LIVED DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR AND THEREFORE MY MEMERY IS AS SOUND AS A BELL. SO THE NEWCASTLE SUPPORTER MUST BE CALLED ' THE CASTLE PEOPLE '. OKAY? BUT I CALL THEM ' GEORDIES ' WHICH THEY RIGHTLY LOVE. OUR FAVOURATE SON WAS THE MAN THAT INVENTED THE ELECTRIC LIGHT BULB. HE WAS BORN OPPOSITE SUNDERLAND UNIVERSITY ON WEATHERAL GREEN..... HIS NAME SIR JOUESPH SWANN. HIS MAIN FACTORY LATER ON WAS IN NEWCASTLE WHICH STILL DESPLAYS HIS ORIGINAL LIGHTS OUTSIDE THE DEPARTMENT STORE CALLED H&M THAT NOW OCCUPIES IT.

What a fantastic series of tales. Thank you.

John Humble was a mackem not a geordie

BY THE WAY, I CAME FROM SUNDERLAND. WE ARE NOT GEORDIES.

BECAUSE OF THIS DICKHEAD AND HIS TAPES, I WAS PULLED IN 3 TIMES FOR THE YORKSHIRE RIPPER. I LOOKED LIKE THE RIPPER AND MY MOTHER LIVED ABOUT ONE MILE AWAY FROM WHERE THE THOUGHT HE CAME FROM FROM BECAUSE OF THE TAPES. THE RIPPER NEVER CAME FROM THERE. I WISH THAT I COULD HAVE MET UP WITH THIS FRAUDSTER. BUT SAYING THAT, I DROVE WAGONS AROUND THE SAME AREA AS THE RIPPER WHILST COLLECTING PRODUCE FOR MY BUSINESS. ALL 3 POLICE UNITS AT THE TIME WERE NOT CONNECTED. CHESHIRE, WEST YORKSHIRE AND WEST MIDLANDS.

As bad as he was this Humble did not cause the death of 3 more women, the incompetence, arrogance, sexism, etc, caused that and to all the others. Several witnesses had already described the attacked as black haired, swarthy looking, bearded, deep stirring eyes, and a BRADFORD/Local accent! If they had listened and followed up on other vital evidence the Ripper would have been caught by the summer of 79 especially as he was interviewed 9 times. Obviously, Humble deserved to get 10 years in prison.

What I don't understand is: HOW no one in Humble's family, not his brother nor his wife, recognized his voice on the tapes?! Apparently the tapes were played everywhere in public constantly, even in supermarkets and on the radio. Everywhere there was a PA system...and even broadcast from police cars in motion. Humble's voice must not have been very "distinctive"? Given how easy it was for 3 people to identify Stephen Young from a MUCH SHORTER clip played on Crimewatch UK, two of whom were supposedly his family members. Stephen Young, was the insurance agent who murdered Harry and Nicola Fuller.

terrible reporting.., this narrator is so incoherent and struggles to speak properly. How sad for the memory Nikki.

Great stories, keep it up