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3d leisure secures hotel contracts tom walker
Management company 3d leisure has secured a deal with Crown Hotels to operate the company’s leisure services at two hotels in York and Boroughbridge, Yorkshire. Both hotels include a health club,
swimming pool, sauna, steam room, a day spa and solarium. A spokesperson said 3d Leisure was
appointed as part of efforts to tackle a drop in membership levels at both clubs. Te two new additions take the number of sites operated by 3d Leisure to 49.
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A new £8m leisure facility is being planned for a harbour- side site in Girvan, South Ayrshire, as part of a scheme to enhance local tourism and leisure opportunities. The proposed venue –
backed by South Ayrshire Council – will include a swimming pool, fitness suite and an outdoor learning and activity centre with climbing wall. A multi-purpose space for community events, a restaurant and a viewing area also form part of the proposals, which are designed to act as a catalyst for further regeneration in the area. Council leader Bill McIntosh says: “Tis is
an historic decision by the council and one that will be remembered for years to come. “We want the new facility to provide a focus for the people of the town and surrounding
NEWS £8m leisure centre for ayrshire
Te proposed new centre will enhance local leisure opportunities
villages and give them the opportunity to come together in a quality facility.” Funding for the facility will come from the
council, with £4m to be incorporated into its capital plan for 2012–13 onwards. External support will also be used. Work is due to start by the end of 2012.
dc leisure to launch lazytown sports clubs Te centre’s equipment was provided by Pulse
scottish trust investing in kids’ fitness tom walker
Scottish Borders Sport and Leisure Trust has invested £56,000 in the creation of a new interactive zone at the Teviotdale Leisure Centre. Te investment is part of a strategy to
increase the number of children using the trust’s facilities. Te equipment in the new activity zone,
which supplied by Pulse, includes dance mats and separate wall and floor units.
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Leisure management company DC Leisure is to launch its LazyTown Sports Club concept at the Arena Leisure Centre, Camberley, from January 2011. Te launch is part of DC Leisure’s strategy to increase its fitness offering for children at its sites. Te LazyTown Sports Club sessions are based
on the popular children’s TV series and combine the movement, music and action of the show in a physical activity class. Children who attend the weekly classes also get an exclusive health message from LazyTown hero Sportacus to take home, encouraging healthy lifestyle choices. Magnus Scheving, creator of LazyTown, says: “It’s great news to hear that more children
Weekly classes encourage healthy lifestyle choices
will have the opportunity to participate in the LazyTown Sports Club. Tese sessions will help to meet our aim ‘To Move the World’.”
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