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Arcade Manager/Manageress
Salary: £25K depending on experience Company: The Noble Organisation Location: Croydon, United Kingdom, United Kingdom |
Online Products Manager
Salary: £35,000 plus benefits Company: Skills Active Group Location: Central London, United Kingdom |
Web Manager
Salary: £35,000 per annum Company: Skills Active Group Location: London, United Kingdom |
Area Manager
Salary: £23,000-£26,000 Company: South West Lakes Trust Location: Exmoor, United Kingdom |
Leisure Project Manager
Salary: circa £50,000 p.a. pro rata Company: Hertsmere Borough Council Location: Borehamwood, United Kingdom |
General Managers
Salary: £45-60k + bonus + benefits Company: 4Leisure Recruitment Location: Various, United Kingdom |
General Manager
Salary: Range £24,500 to £27,000 Company: Richmondshire Leisure Trust Location: North Yorkshire, United Kingdom |
Regional Manager
Salary: Grade 5 Company: Badminton England Location: South West, United Kingdom |
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Become a Master Trainer
Salary: n/d Company: Premier Training International Ltd Location: Nationwide, United Kingdom |
Duty Manager
Salary: £15,800 - £16,500 Company: Parkwood Leisure Location: Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom, United Kingdom |
Fitness Manager
Salary: £16,000 - £17,000 Company: Parkwood Leisure Location: Torbay, United Kingdom |
Fitness Supervisor
Salary: £22,236 - £25,751 pa Company: University of Liverpool Location: Liverpool, United Kingdom |
Club Manager
Salary: - Company: Holmes Place Location: Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic |
Assistant Club Manager
Salary: - Company: Holmes Place Location: Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic |
Regional Sales Manager
Salary: - Company: Holmes Place Location: Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic |
Sales Consultant
Salary: - Company: Holmes Place Location: Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic |
Sales Manager Europe
Salary: - Company: Holmes Place Location: Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic |
Foundation Manager
Salary: £30,990 to £35,339 Company: Sports Leaders UK Location: West Midlands, United Kingdom |
Leisure Supervisor
Salary: Company: HOCHTIEF Facility Management Location: Cheshire, United Kingdom |
Centre Manager
Salary: Circa £30000 pa Company: MountBatten Centre Location: Devon, United Kingdom |
Spa Therapists
Salary: - Company: SensAsia Urban Spa Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates |
Spa Therapists
Salary: Company: Four Seasons Hotel London Park Lane Location: London, United Kingdom |
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30 Jul 2010
Leisure schemes dealt NWDA funding blow |
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| A number of leisure schemes across North West England have been dealt a blow after the regional development agency's budget was reduced by £52m by the government.
The Northwest Regional Development Agency (NWDA) confirmed that all un-committed projects will not receive funding in the current financial year, while there will be no new commitments made during 2011-12.
Plans for the creation of a new National Football Museum at the Urbis Centre in Manchester; the Roman Maryport project in Cumbria; and Talbot Gateway in Blackpool are among the schemes that will not receive NWDA support.
Liverpool's Everyman and Playhouse theatres; the Sands Centre in Carlisle; and the Sportscity major destination site in Manchester will also miss out on funding from the agency ahead of its dissolution in April 2012.
NWDA chief executive Steven Broomhead said: "We have made a start by cutting non-contracted projects and reducing our own administration budget but we now need to re-examine all existing projects and programmes to identify where further savings can be made.
"We will use all available flexibility to try to meet these challenging reductions but the reality is that this is a substantial reduction to our in-year budget and there is bound to be an economic impact on the partners, businesses and communities with whom we work."
The University of Cumbria has confirmed that it will continue to work with the local authority - Carlisle City Council - on the Sands Centre scheme, which had been earmarked £5m towards the £15m cost.
Professor Graham Upton, vice chancellor at the university, said: "The University is still very committed to ensuring the success of this exciting proposed development."
Plans for the £28m redevelopment of the Everyman Theatre also remain on track, according to executive director Deborah Aydon, who said that work is to continue despite £2.4m of NWDA funding being withdrawn.
Aydon said: "We had been notified of this prior to the press announcement, and we are working in a very positive spirit with our other partners and stakeholders to make sure that this does not affect the momentum or the quality of the Everyman redevelopment."
The £220m Talbot Gateway development will no longer receive a £23m contribution from NWDA; a decision that Helen France - Blackpool Council's executive director for places - was not a reflection of the scheme's viability.
France said: "The Council was due to present a case for funding to the central project review group in October and this will not now take place. However, we are looking at alternative methods of supporting the scheme and will be looking to bid to the recently set up £1bn Regional Growth Fund."
Image: Blackpool's Talbot Gateway will no longer receive NWDA funding
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02 Sep 2010
Bexhill Colonnade contractor named
Rother District Council has named Kent-based Neilcott Construction - part of Walls Holdings - as lead contractors on a £3.5m refurbishment project in Bexhill, East Sussex. more
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02 Sep 2010
Sturgeon unveils alcohol pricing plans
Scottish health secretary Nicola Sturgeon has revealed that the proposed minimum price per unit of alcohol is to be set at 45p as part of a wider bid to tackle drink-related issues. more
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02 Sep 2010
Scotland to expand free swimming scheme
Primary school pupils across Scotland are set to benefit from an increase in the number of free swimming lessons made available after the Scottish Government committed £800,000 of funding. more
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02 Sep 2010
Weston Pier Square 'nearing completion'
North Somerset Council (NSC) has announced that the majority of work on a multi-million pound overhaul of Weston-super-Mare's Pier Square will be complete by the end of the month. more
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02 Sep 2010
Castle Park reopens
Castle Park in Frodsham, Cheshire, has reopened following the completion of a £3.2m refurbishment. more
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02 Sep 2010
Council to keep snowsports centre open
Midlothian Snowsports Centre is to remain open to the public after the local authority agreed to continue running the venue amid concerns over its long-term financial viability. more
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02 Sep 2010
Calderdale skate park upgrade moves closer
Plans for the extension of a skate facility in Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, have moved forward after Hebden Royd Council (HRC) was given the go-ahead to bid for funding. more
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02 Sep 2010
Council pulls out of Oban Marina scheme
Argyll and Bute Council (ABC) has announced that it will not be part-funding the creation of a yacht berthing facility in Oban Bay, following a review of the scheme's viability. more
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01 Sep 2010
Premier League clubs show 'restraint'
New research from business advisory firm Deloitte has revealed that Premier League clubs have shown more 'restraint' in summer transfer dealings this year, compared with previous years. more
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01 Sep 2010
Jurassic Coast visitor centre plans submitted
Plans for a new £2.3m interpretation centre for the Jurassic Coast at Seaton, Devon, have been submitted to the local authority, despite the dissolution of the project's management board. more
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01 Sep 2010
BBPA: 'Fair deal for beer' will create jobs
The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) has claimed that around 30,000 new jobs would be created if the government implements a "fairer system" of duty on low-strength drinks such as beer. more
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01 Sep 2010
Outdoor sports facility opens in Devonport
Plymouth City Council (PCC) has officially unveiled a new adiZone at Mutton Cove in Devonport. Olympic athlete Craig Pickering was in attendance at a event to mark the opening of the 625sq m (6,727sq ft) outdoor sports facility on 27 August. more
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01 Sep 2010
Work to start on Lowestoft leisure revamp
Work is to begin on a £6.5m revamp of Waterlane Leisure Centre in Lowestoft, Suffolk, after the local authority signed contracts with Pulse Fitness to carry out the scheme. more
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