ISSUE 2 2011


The Eden Café, p56


The future for ‘hedonistic sustainability’, p48


Parkwood rolls out Sway Dance, p66


48 eco pioneers ski power Who says power stations have to be ugly? The designers of a ground- breaking waste to energy power plant featuring a ski slope and visitor centre tell us how they thought up the idea


52 a helping hand From the Hambantota 2018 Commonwealth Games bid to a feasi- bility study for a watersports centre in Bognor Regis, three leisure consultants share details of their current projects


56 green dream As the Eden Project launches the Eden Café in St Austell, Kath Hudson speaks to the team and finds out how St Austell is hoping to become a demon- stration town for green Cornwall


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Richard Mancey on Peppa Pig World, p64


60 happy customers We check out some CRM and CEM systems helping operators stay ahead


64 peppa pig world Paultons Park MD Richard Mancey on the park’s newest attraction


66 dance moves Parkwood Leisure’s CEO Andrew Holt tells us how the company is capitalising on the popularity of dance


70 senior’s solutions Grahame Senior advises on how to deal with the downturn


72 leisure directory


74 final thoughts Capita Symonds’ Chris Marriott


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