ISSUE 1 2010
IN THIS ISSUE
16 Richard Lewis drives sport participation 40 Children are learning to swim in temporary pools
37 Gymnastics is flying high 56 A new standard for football turf
24 Vancouver’s Olympic facilities 34 Volleyballers flock to the National Centre in Kettering
6 Letters 23 2010 Profile: Andy Hunt 40 Temporary swimming pools
The BOA’s Vancouver 2010 chef de Mobile pools can help children learn
7 Analysis: John Goodbody mission talks games preparation to swim, says Pete Hayman
The National Facilities Inquiry
24 Vancouver 2010: Facility Focus 42 Chasing the money
8 Industry news Brian Robinson checks out the Winter Liz Behnke gives practical advice on how
Olympic facilities and their lasting legacy to obtain funding for sports projects
14 People news
29 New opening: 44 Research: Active People 3
15 SAPCA news Surrey Sports Park Ipsos MORI’s Andrew Haylett highlights
Facility CEO Jason Harborow shares his the findings of Sport England’s third sur-
16 Interview: Richard Lewis vision for its success with Crispin Andrews vey into sport participation
The Sport England chair talks to Karen
Maxwell about sports investment 34 The National Volleyball Centre 46 What’s the cost
How the new-build fits the sporting brief of going green?
20 Top Team: UK Sport Major Events The STRI’s Lee Penrose looks at how
Karen Maxwell interviews the team which 37 Grassroots: Gymnastics environmentally-friendly groundcare
helps bring major sports events to the UK British Gymnastics on its recent success can cut costs and raise a facility’s profile
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