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Three projects earmarked for HLF cash
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Cardiff, London and Halifax schemes awarded development grants by funding agency
04 HEALTH & FITNESS
By Pete Hayman
Cox Green work underway
'Green Survey' published
Three major redevelopment
projects across the UK are in
06 SPORT
line to receive a share of more
£10m rural sports funding
than £1m after being awarded
Rushden plans submitted
fi rst-round passes by the
Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF).
08 COMMERCIAL
Schemes in Cardiff, London
Pubs face new tax change
and Halifax, West Yorkshire will
Silverstone plans approved
be handed funding towards the
development of more detailed
DENBY
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bid proposals, with more than
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Future bright for London
£22m earmarked by the HLF. IMAGE
M&C buoyed by Q4 results
St Fagans National History Piece Hall in Halifax received £7m towards the creation of a piazza
Museum near Cardiff has been
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awarded £450,000 as part of also form part of the St Fagans new space to examine the role
Molton Brown rollout plans
its bid for £8.7m towards plans proposals to create a "world of the Hall in Yorkshire's history.
Bannatyne spa upgraded
to revamp the attraction, class museum of learning". The Treasury Galleries at
including a new National Nearly £240,000 has been London's Science Museum has
14 MARKETING
Archaeology Collection. provided to help Piece Hall in received £346,200 towards a
Storage space, modernised Halifax secure £7m towards the full grant worth more than
Cricket franchise unveiled
galleries and the creation of a development of a European- £6.3m, which will fund the
Football League initiative
Green Pavilion to allow visitors style piazza at the site's Grade renovation of four fl oors to be
to watch archaeologists at work I-listed courtyard, along with a used as new galleries.
15 TOURISM
Irish sector "in crisis"
No new runway for Gatwick
UEFA report reveals Premier League clubs' debt
16 ATTRACTIONS
By Pete Hayman According to UEFA's report:
York Viking centre reopens
"One thing is clear, the level of
Cheshire's 'deadly' attraction
English Premier League clubs bank and commercial debt is
account for more debt than the
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rest of Europe's leading clubs
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City of Culture shortlist
put together, according to a
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R Crucible Theatre reopened
new report by the Union of
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Football Associations (UEFA).
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UEFA's European Club
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new debt is used as the most
Lichfield park work starts
Footballing Landscape research IMAGE effi cient and available source of
Lincolnshire park status
has revealed the combined Arsenal FC took on debt to help funding for a new stadium
debt of the 20 English Premier fund the new Emirates Stadium development (e.g. Arsenal
League clubs was 3.8bn Football Club), but in others it
20 PROPERTY/TENDERS
(£3.4bn) in 2008 – 56 per cent – 48 per cent – of the total is because the already built
of the continental total. fi gure for the 732 clubs assets provide security for
22 PROPERTY NEWS
The study also showed that licensed by Europe's governing commercial lenders who may
CABE backs Battersea plans
English clubs' assets of 4.3bn body for football during the not offer fi nancing without this
£65m project for Aldershot
(£3.8bn) are worth nearly half 2007-08 season. long term asset."
24 TRAINING
THE LEISURE MEDIA COMPANY PUBLISHES BCC to cut 2,000 jobs
Jobs Fund hits landmark
26 TRAINING DIRECTORY
31 JOBS
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