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Leisure Opportunities 27Th June 2017 Issue Find great staffTM leisure opportunities 27 JUNE - 10 JULY 2017 ISSUE 713 Daily news & jobs: www.leisureopportunities.co.uk Kent theme park loses Paramount brand London Resort Company involved but not one overarching Holdings (LRCH) – the studio leading the way. developer behind the Paramount “It doesn’t really change theme park in Kent – has anything. The branding is what announced a surprise split from will be shifting. The team, the the film studio, which was to consultants, the plans and the act as the masthead for the surveys are still working. It’s all multi-billion-pound attraction. on track from that side of things.” The £3.2bn London Paramount LRCH’s parent company, project was being lined up as Kuwaiti European Holding a major entertainment resort, Group (KEH), has invested with several rides and attractions £35m into the project so far. based on Paramount intellectual The opening date – scheduled property (IP) such as Star Trek, The for 2022 – has been pushed Godfather and Mission Impossible. back three times, with delays Those brands will no longer in securing land necessary to be used for the attraction, deliver the development. however, a LRCH spokesperson The project is still set to go ahead, though not under the Paramount banner Commenting on the confirmed that the project would company’s decision to halt the “still be going ahead” with its name changed with the BBC to use IP from Dr Who, Top Gear relationship, LRCH CEO Humphrey Percy to London Resort. Leisure Opportunities and Sherlock, as well as Aardman Animations, expressed his thanks to Paramount and added understands that LRCH is exploring new IPs to which created Wallace and Gromit. that LRCH was working closely with the local replace the Paramount brands – something that “We are in conversations with other authorities and community prior to submitting was previously a challenge with the overarching IP holders,” a spokesperson told Leisure its Development Consent Order later this year. Paramount masthead. It already has agreements Opportunities. “There will be major brands Details: http://lei.sr?a=e9o2H Liverpool lays out LTA appoints Scott Commonwealth plans Lloyd as new CEO New facilities including the stadium being planned for Premier League football club Everton FC and a Scott Lloyd, founder of the Next Generation proposed 50-metre swimming pool gym chain, former CEO of David Lloyd are at the heart of Liverpool’s bid to Leisure and son of former professional tennis host the 2022 Commonwealth Games. player and fitness entrepreneur David Lloyd Liverpool unveiled its bid for the has been appointed as the chief executive Games promising to invest £1bn to of the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA). transform the city, specifically the Lloyd will replace the outgoing Michael Lloyd spent eight years as chief executive of DLL Bramley-Moore Dock waterfront Downey and will formally take up the area where the football stadium position in January 2018. He was chief adding: “After a rigorous search process, will be built. The stadium will executive of David Lloyd Leisure from 2007 involving an outstanding selection of top accommodate a temporary track to to 2015, which has a “strong focus on tennis” quality candidates from across tennis, sport host all the athletics competitions. as well as other sport and fitness activities. and business, Scott was the unanimous Continued on back cover LTA chair David Gregson said Lloyd’s choice of the LTA’s Recruitment Committee.” knowledge made him the “stand-out choice”, Details: http://lei.sr?a=U1D1l GET Magazine sign up at PDF for iPad, Kindle & smart phone Online on digital turning pages Twitter follow us: leisureopportunities.co.uk/subs leisureopportunities.co.uk/pdf leisureopportunities.co.uk/digital @leisureopps @leisureoppsjobs LEISURE OPPS Job board live job updates Ezine sign up for weekly updates, Instant sign up for instant alerts, RSS sign up for job & news feeds leisureopportunities.co.uk leisureopportunities.co.uk/ezine leisureopportunities.co.uk/instant leisureopportunities.co.uk/rss Contacts: SPORT The Leisure Media Company Portmill House, Portmill Lane, Phelps to leave British Rowing Hitchin, Herts SG5 1DJ, UK Tel: +44 (0)1462 431385 British Rowing chair Fax: +44 (0)1462 433909 Annamarie Phelps will e-mail: please use contacts’ step down from her role [email protected] next year to make the Subscriptions governing body compliant [email protected] with the government’s Code for Sports Governance. Editor Under rules laid out by Liz Terry 01462 431385 the code, board members for Head of News governing bodies are allowed Matthew Campelli 01462 471912 to stay for a maximum of nine Journalists years, or up to 12 if appointed chair. Phelps joined British Tom Anstey 01462 471916 Rowing in 2002 and was Jane Kitchen 01462 471929 elected as chair in 2013, Kim Megson 01462 471915 meaning her tenure will have Annamarie Phelps has been on the British Rowing board since 2002 Products Editor stretched to 16 years by the Lauren Heath-Jones 01462 471927 time she leaves next March. to drive the sport forward. 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