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Leisure Opportunities 23Rd February 2010 Issue SCHOOL LEAVER ISSUE leisure health club sport spa hospitality tourism attractions museums property SPECIAL www.leisureopportunities.co.uk JOBS START ON PAGE 25 Issue No 522 £2.00 news & jobs updated daily online 23 February - 8 March 2010 Circulation 23,035 (July 07 – June 08) Burnley FC unveils new 'football university' scheme By Pete Hayman new entertainment complex and student accommodation Burnley Football Club (BFC) has under the plans, which have unveiled ambitious plans to been drawn up in partnership establish a new "football with Burnley Borough Council. university" as part of a wider The Prince's Charities – not- regeneration project aimed at for-profit organisations boosting the town's economy. founded by the Prince of Wales The university, which will be – will also be involved with the located on the site of Burnley scheme, which will be funded Cricket Club's existing home, through debt financing, private would offer courses based on equity and grants. the day-to-day running of a BFC chief executive Paul football club, including finances The proposed StadiArena is set to provide a new dual-use facility Fletcher said: "If you dare to and stadium design. dream, dream big and this is The cricket club would Triangle and a new "StadiArena" conferences in addition to not just about Burnley Football relocate to a new home on the at the Turf Moor stadium. providing a new stand to Club, this is about the whole former Towneley Park School as The StadiArena would replace Turf Moor's David town of Burnley and potentially part of the multi-million pound provide a dual-use facility, Fishwick (Cricket Field) Stand. leaving a massive legacy proposals, along with a which would be able to host Meanwhile, Weaver's brought on by promotion to redevelopment of Weaver's concerts, exhibitions and Triangle is set to benefit from a the Premier League." Guggenheim vision for £140m Aberdeen makeover Nuffield unveils "Major national gallery or museum" targeted to form part of City Square Project upgrade plans Healthcare charity and By Pete Hayman land by raising Union Terrace fitness operator Nuffield Gardens and covering the Health is to invest Aberdeen City and Shire Denburn dual carriageway. £500,000 in redeveloping Economic Future (ACSEF) has A cultural hub, water features its portfolio of UK clubs. unveiled its vision for the recognising the importance of Four sites – in St Albans development of a Scottish Aberdeen as a major North Sea and Bishop's Stortford, Guggenheim as part of a port and an outdoor perfor- Hertfordshire; East £140m scheme to transform mance stage and amphitheatre Kilbride and Warwick Aberdeen city centre. are mooted as part of the plans. – have been re-kitted with The public/private sector ACSEF's Dave Blackwood equipment supplied by body revealed it aims to secure The scheme aims to transform said: "There is no reason why Life Fitness. "a major national gallery or a part of Aberdeen city centre Aberdeen cannot aspire to The St Albans club has museum" as part of the City securing a major arts brand received 56 pieces of new Square Project, which is set to A new city square with and establishing our own fitness equipment, such as be the subject of a design gardens is at the heart of the Guggenheim – a gallery and Life Fitness’ Engage contest if plans are supported ACSEF-led proposals, which will museum which has led the Elevation CV range. by a public consultation. reclaim 5 acres (22 hectares) of transformation of Bilbao." OFFICIAL OFFICIAL OFFICIAL RECRUITMENT RECRUITMENT MEMBER AND TRAINING Read Leisure Opportunities online MAGAZINE OF: BENEFIT OF: SERVICE OF AALARA: www.leisureopportunities.com/digital LEISURE OPPORTUNITIES news & jobs at www.leisureopportunities.co.uk CONTACTS Whitehall planning football regulator? THE LEISURE MEDIA COMPANY Ministers examining draft proposals to scrutinise English football clubs' finances Portmill House, Portmill Lane, Hitchin, Herts SG5 1DJ, UK By Pete Hayman Tel: +44 (0)1462 431385 Fax: +44 (0)1462 433909 Ministers are reportedly e-mail: please use contacts' considering the creation of a [email protected] new regulatory body to Subscriptions oversee English football amid Julie Albone 01462 471915 fears over the financial security [email protected] of a number of clubs. Editor According to the Sunday HARDINGE Liz Terry 01462 431385 Telegraph, draft plans for a new BEN / Managing Editor 'Office of Football Regulation' FLICKR Tom Walker 01462 471934 are being considered in : Journalists Whitehall, which would see IMAGE Pete Hayman 01462 471938 direct intervention taken to Whitehall wants to avoid the repetition of the Portsmouth saga Sarah Todd 01462 471927 ensure clubs' finances are kept Martin Nash 01462 471933 under greater control. Lloyd's motion proposes public interest by putting the Designer In a Parliamentary debate on "[that this House] calls on the supporter at the heart of the Ed Gallagher 01905 20198 10 February, shadow sports government and the football national game." Internet minister Hugh Robertson authorities to create a binding The proposals come after Dean Fox 01462 471900 indicated government interven- framework, which will regulate Portsmouth Football Club was Tim Nash 01462 471917 tion "remains an option", while club debt and those people told to prove it could meet the Sales Team Manager an early day motion tabled by who are involved in football, demands of its creditors after a Annie Lovell 01462 471901 Tony Lloyd MP has urged the guarantee the protection of the winding-up order was brought Account Managers creation of a new framework to consumer with rules for fair against the club over a Recruitment, training, tenders regulate club debt. trading and protect the wider multi-million pound tax bill. Paul Thorman 01462 471904 Simon Hinksman 01462 471905 Emma Matthews 01462 471907 Landmarks to 'turn green' for St Patrick's Day Sarah Gibbs 01462 471914 Simon Hancock 01462 471929 By Pete Hayman the US, European, Chinese, Property desk Indian and South African Simon Hinksman 01462 471905 Iconic landmarks around the markets as part of Tourism Spa Opportunities world are set to turn green as Ireland's bid to increase Emma Matthews 01462 471907 part of ambitious new plans inbound visitor numbers by 3 Financial Controller unveiled by Tourism Ireland to per cent during 2010. help celebrate St Patrick's Day Sue Davis 01395 519398 Tourism Ireland chief on 17 March. executive Niall Gibbons said: Financial Administrator Sydney Opera House, "The agreement to allow us to Denise Gildea 01462 471930 Australia; the London Eye; the 'green' such iconic buildings Circulation Manager Empire State Building, New and attractions must be a first Michael Emmerson 01462 471932 York, US, and the CN Tower in for any destination and clearly To subscribe to Leisure Opportunities, Toronto, Canada, are among a The London Eye is one global illustrates the goodwill that the log on to www.leisuresubs.com email: [email protected] number of sites around the landmark set to 'turn green' Ireland brand generates across tel +44 (0)1462 471913 fax +44 (0)1462 433909. Annual subscription rates are UK £31, world that are set to undergo the world. Europe £41, Rest of world £62, students UK £16. Leisure Opportunities is published fortnightly by "greening" in a bid to help In Britain, the tourism agency "We aim to bring a smile to The Leisure Media Company Limited, Portmill House, Portmill Lane, Hitchin, Herts SG5 1DJ, UK and is dis- promote Irish tourism. is planning to make St Patrick's the world. The message is that tributed in the USA by SPP, 75 Aberdeen Road, Emigsville, PA 17318-0437. Periodicals postage paid @ The scheme will form part of Day one of the largest there has never been a better Manchester, PA POSTMASTER Send US address changes to Leisure Opportunities, c/o PO Box 437,Emigsville, Tourism Ireland's wider efforts consumer events of the year, time to visit the island of PA 17318-0437. The views expressed in print are those of the author to market the island of Ireland with a programme of events Ireland. The St Patrick's and do not necessarily represent those of the publish- er The Leisure Media Company Limited. as a tourist destination and to and promotions designed to programme is an integral All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmit- boost inbound tourism levels, celebrate Irish culture, geneal- element of our overall %26m ted in any form or by means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recorded or otherwise without the which have suffered a down- ogy and sport. first-half marketing drive aimed prior permission of the copyright holder. Printed by Warners Midland plc. turn over recent months due to Events are also planned to at restoring overseas tourism to ©The Leisure Media Company Limited 2010 ISSN 0952/8210 the recession. encourage tourism growth in growth in 2010." 2 Read Leisure Opportunities online www.leisureopportunities.com/digital © Cybertrek 2010 news & jobs updatednews & dailyjobs at www.leisureopportunities.co.uk Work completed on Museum of Liverpool IN THIS ISSUE New £72m building handed over to National Museums Liverpool for internal fi t-out 04 HEALTH & FITNESS By Pete Hayman Hyde Park outdoor facility Construction work on the new SCC selects private operator £72m Museum of Liverpool building – one of the largest museums to be created in 06 SPORT Britain for more than a century – has been completed. Work starts on BMX centre WYNNE Scheduled to open its doors MCCOY to the public in spring 2011, / 2012 legacy plans 'unclear' VISION the attraction has now been handed over to owner National LIVERPOOL 08 HOSPITALITY Museums Liverpool for internal : fi t-out work to get underway. IMAGE Approval for Moorgate hotel The museum, which has been The new attraction is due to open its doors to the public in 2011 part-funded by the Heritage London set for good 2010 Lottery Fund and the North- interactive resource centre is Designed by Denmark-based west Regional Development also among the facilities.
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