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SUNDERLAND football club is opening its doors to the homeless and vulnerable this weekend as temperatures drop below freezing across England’s north-east.
The Championship side announced today that it would be “providing a safe and warm environment in the bitter conditions forecast.”
Staff at the club’s Stadium of Light have created a special “warm room” which will include places to sleep, hot food and hot drinks for those in need of shelter.
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