Junior football club claims Council has 'pulled plug' on plan to erect fence to protect pitches from joy riding

Sunderland Echo 2024-01-11

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Sunderland RCA Youth Football Club chairman John Kilner is angry that the Council is no longer able to proceed with building a perimeter fence to prevent anti-social behaviour.
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