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Radisson Edwardian deal for Pinks Boutique


Organic spa brand Pinks Boutique has secured a partnership to supply Radisson Edwardian, one of the largest privately- owned hotel groups in the UK. Te Spa at Radisson Edwardian’s newly-


launched hotel in Guildford, Surrey, will be among the sites to offer Pinks products and treatments as a result of the agreement. Lara Lympaney, group spa manager


at Radisson Edwardian, said: “Te Pinks Boutique range of products and treatment rituals feels like a perfect fit for our spas.” East River Spa at New Providence Wharf


in London will offer Pinks manicure and pedicure treatments, as well as using Pinks products for all of its waxing services. Visitors to Te Spa at Guildford will be


able to benefit from Pinks’ manicures, pedi- cures, facials and waxing, with both Te Spa and East River Spa also retailing the prod- ucts. Meanwhile, Pegasus Spa (Heathrow) and Te May Fair Spa (London) will fea- ture Pinks’ Organic Massage Oils in their body treatments following the deal.


Bannatyne opens Fairfield spa


The Bannatyne Group has opened its latest UK spa at the Fairfield health club near Stotfold, Bedfordshire. Facilities at the £200,000


spa, which is the group’s 33rd to open in the UK, include six treatment rooms; a dou- ble treatment room; and a relaxation balcony, as well as a spray tan room and a mani- cure and pedicure area. Male and female treatments


are on offer at the spa and are provided by Elemis, with ID Bare Escentuals; Gelish Semi Permanent Nailcare; and Essie nail care also available. Te spa will comple- ment existing relaxation facilities at the club, which include a 14-seat spa pool; a large relax- ation area alongside a 16m swimming pool; and a steamroom. Justin Musgrove, the group’s spa director, said: “Te new spa in Fairfield is an essential


Justin Musgrove (centre) officially opening the 33rd UK Bannatyne Spa


part of Bannatyne’s drive towards creating an enhanced wellbeing concept under one roof. “In line with all our existing health clubs and


spas, the Bannatyne Spa in Fairfield will pro- vide a high quality service and experience for every visitor, offering the latest treatments and using leading luxury product ranges.”


December launch for DLL’s Farnham club


David Lloyd Leisure’s (DLL) new £12m sports, health and fitness club in Farnham, Surrey, is to be opened by Olympic gold medallist Denise Lewis on 6 December. Facilities at the 6,000sq m


Payne led Champneys Health Resorts for 12 years


Ex-Champneys MD appointed by Topaz


Ray Payne, former managing director of Champneys Health Resorts, has been appointed by spa consultancy and man- agement company, Topaz. Payne, who spent 12 years at the helm


of Champneys, has been tasked with lead- ing a new division for the company, Topaz Management Services (TMS). TMS will focus exclusively on the hospitality, spa and wellness sectors to offer a contractual man- agement service along with management and marketing consultancy services. “I had originally planned to set up on my


own as a consultant,” said Payne, “but see- ing the diverse range of business activities that Topaz is involved with, I decided to approach them with the idea of creating a dedicated arm of the business which would focus on providing management services to the hospitality sector.”


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(64,583sq ſt) club will include the group’s largest Amida Spa, spanning more than 1,000sq m (10,764sq ſt). It will offer six treatment rooms; four relaxation rooms; a nail stu- dio; a spa plunge pool; a spray tanning salon; and steam experience rooms, while an outdoor area will boast sauna cabins and a hydro spa pool. A new agreement signed by DLL last month


will see Aromatherapy Associates, Rodial and Alpha-H supply products for treatments and therapies at Farnham’s Amida Spa.


Te new Farnham club will incorporate the group’s largest Amida Spa Elsewhere, a 25m swimming pool and sepa-


rate children’s pool and a 1,337sq m (14,391sq ſt) gym will also be available, along with a 470sq m (5,059sq ſt) DL Kids area; and an on-site physiotherapy and osteopathy clinic.


St Ives leisure centre to be revamped


One Leisure, the leisure division of Huntingdonshire District Council, has received the go-ahead to redevelop its ageing One Leisure St Ives facility in Cambridgeshire. Te redevelopment will include the opening of a new Pure Health and Wellbeing-branded


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spa facility and a new 120-station fitness suite as well as a five-lane bowling alley. One Leisure spokesperson Gemma Bonnett


said: “Family-orientated activities and the extension of the health sector is fundamental to the changing demographic of the area.”


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