CONTENTS IN THIS ISSUE...
Paul Allin on measuring wellbeing, p26
Designing the Olympic Velodrome, p30
PayasUgym founder Neil Harmsworth, p22
Leisure Management news 6 World Leisure 8 Hospitality 10 Sport 11 Property 12 Health & Fitness 14 Attractions 16 Public Sector 17 Parks 18 Commercial 19 Spa
20 design news Including the Turner Contemporary and the iconic Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc
22 hotseat neil harmsworth The co-founder of payasUgym speaks to Kath Hudson about revolutionising the health and fitness industry
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26 interview paul allin
As the ONS and government attempt to measure national wellbeing, project director Paul Allin tells us about the aims and challenges of the scheme
30 architect’s focus hopkins architects The Olympic Velodrome has wowed critics with its sustainable, sleek and practical design. Senior architect Mike Taylor tells us how they got there
32 the art of social networking Done right, social networking can be a cheap and hugely eff ective way of attracting new business. The experts give us some tips and we explore some of the leisure companies making Facebook and Twitter work for them
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London’s new generation of luxury hotels, p42
38 a new forest for england The Woodland Trust is forging innovative new partnerships with Disney Store and Ikea in its quest to create a new native forest in Hertfordshire. We find out more
41 sustainability live preview A look at what to expect from this year’s show, 24-26 May 2011
42 london calling The capital is gearing up for the Royal Wedding and the 2012 Olympics with a raft of luxury hotel and spa openings. We take a look at some of the biggest
46 capital gains London hoteliers are set for a bumper 2012, but can they sustain the boom? Liz Hall reviews PwC’s latest research
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