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✱ Donna Karan’s Urban Zen Foundation – merging medical and complementary therapies
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LEISURE MANAGEMENT
✱ Ceramic artist Paul Cummins on his Tower of London poppy installation
✱ Bristol’s plans for an artificial surfing lake
✱ Nigel Walker of the EIS on preparing for Rio 2016
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LEISURE OPPORTUNITIES
✱ CIMSPA and SkillsActive plan skills development future
✱ Trump’s Aberdeen golf development
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SPA OPPORTUNITIES
✱ Leonardo DiCaprio unveils Belize eco- resort designs
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