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Health & Fitness Afan Lido plans unveiled


Plans for a new £13.6m multi-purpose lei- sure facility to replace the fire-damaged Afan Lido venue in Port Talbot have been unveiled by the local authority. Neath Port Talbot Council (NPTC) con-


firmed that the leisure part of the pro- posed complex is to be run in partnership with Celtic Community Leisure. Facilities at the Holder Mathias


Architects-designed centre will include a 25m swimming pool; a learner pool; a sports hall; a fitness suite; and a dance studio, along with a ground floor café. A community hub – separated from the


leisure part by a glass walkway atrium – will feature a library; an ICT training room; a youth facility; and a crèche. The scheme is to be funded using cap-


ital contributions from NPTC, eficiency savings and an insurance payment from


Leisure trust to launch budget chain


Leisure trust Kirklees Active Leisure (KAL), which operates community lei- sure services in West Yorkshire, is plan- ning to open two budget gyms in the Huddersfield and Dewsbury areas. The non-profit KAL currently runs 11


facilities on behalf of the local council and is looking to become the first budget gym operator in the region. KAL’s plans are to be developed fur-


ther over the coming months, with the Huddersfield site aiming for a late sum- mer 2011 opening. Each gym will provide a minimum of 120 stations, with equip- ment to be provided by Technogym.


The trust is poised to open two budget clubs


KAL chair David Heddon, said: “Budget gyms are a way of expanding and reach- ing those who want to focus on using fit- ness equipment and attending classes at a reasonable price. “


The entrance to the proposed new facility


the Afan Lido fire, along with a potential European Union grant award. NPTC aims to start work on the new lei- sure complex in late 2011 or early 2012.


The Third Space to roll out clubs across London


Independent health club operator The Third Space is planning to open a number of new clubs in the capital. In an interview with Health Club Management (see p50 for the reprinted interview) CEO Eric Dunmore revealed that the chain was looking to implement its roll out plans that were delayed by the downturn. “When we launched the manage- ment buyout (in August 2007), the backing was for a ‘five clubs in five years’ plan, The recession affected everybody, ourselves included, so in my mind that five-year plan starts now,” said Dunmore. The first new club to open this


year will be in Piccadilly, London – a 15,000sq ft (1,400sq m) club that will be located at the Marylebone Hotel.


David Lloyd Leisure unveils new Exeter club


David Lloyd Leisure (DLL) has ofi- cially launched its new £11m Sandy Park health and fitness club in Exeter. The facility includes a 12,900sq


ft (1,198sq m) gymnasium equipped with cv and resistance machines, free weights and Power Plates. Three indoor and five outdoor ten-


nis courts; indoor and outdoor swim- ming pools; and an area for children’s activities are also on offer. A full pro- gramme of classes will be offered. The Exeter development is the first club opening for the group, follow- ing the merger between David Lloyd Leisure and Next Generation.


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