ISSUE 1 2012
How to plan a successful skatepark, p56
The New York-based
dot.com Kickstarter is helping to turn creative dreams into reality, p46
From high end to budget: Boutique hotels are adapting, p36
50 top team a modern Canterbury tale Three key players in the development of The Marlowe – Kent’s impressive new theatre venue – talk to Julie Cramer about their roles in the project
55 acr show 2012 A new exhibition for the air conditoning and refrigeration industries
56 all on board With the right backing, skateparks can be an asset in any community, helping to reduce crime and encourage physical activity. Joseph Haines reports
60 global activity A report on the global fitness market gives an insight into international club performances. Kristen Walsh reports
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The team behind the new Marlowe Theatre describe the project, p50
64 senior’s solutions Grahame Senior considers how leisure operators can beat the competition
66 what’s hot The latest hot drinks products
69 taking a stand against crime CLOA’s Matt Partridge talks about the role leisure and sport can play in confronting anti-social behaviour
70 sales tactics A round-up of recent technology installations at leisure sites
72 leisure directory
74 batting for the future Can a new urban version of cricket revive the sport, asks Tom Pinnington
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