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Leisure Opportunities 29Th November 2016 Issue Find great staffTM leisure opportunities 29 NOVEMBER - 8 DECEMBER 2016 ISSUE 698 Daily news & jobs: www.leisureopportunities.co.uk Physical activity strategies ‘not robust’ Strategies developed by the UK as inactive for failing to do at government to increase physical least 60 minutes of moderate activity are far from robust, activity per day. This is worse according to a new report, than the figure recorded by which found that less than the same study two years ago, 20 per cent of young English when England received a C/D people do the required level of grade with around 40 per cent physical activity per day. of children physically active. This is despite the The picture was even worse government publishing in Scotland which received an the wide-in-scope Sporting F grade for physical activity, Future sport strategy last meaning that very few children December – the first piece of participate in any kind of sports policy in over a decade. physical activity. However, The 2016 Active Healthy both nations fare well in terms Kids Report Card suggested of their built environments that while there are “several for fostering physical activity, strategies in place” there is still a Less than 20 per cent of children in England achieve the required level of activity receiving B grades respectively. “lack of independent and robust The study also highlighted the evaluation” examining their success in terms – and was backed up by Sport England’s fact that there was a “lack of representative of increasing children’s physical activity levels. Towards an Active Nation blueprint. data” for children’s physical activity rates. Sport Sporting Future set out five outcomes of In the new study, England received a D- England has the Active People Survey – soon physical activity that it would measure – grade for overall physical activity levels of to become Active Lives – although both only including mental health, physical health, social children aged 15 and under, with 78 per record the activity of those over 14. inclusion, economic benefit and self-efficacy cent of boys and 85 per cent of girls classed Details: http://lei.sr?a=u7t9M_O Sport and technology Blackhawk buys hub to launch in London Spafinder Wellness A new hub that will foster relationships between sports organisations and technology Spafinder Wellness has announced it has companies will be established in been acquired by Blackhawk Network, London at the beginning of 2017. the global gift card distributor. The hub – which is being created The two companies traded together by County Sports Partnership before the buyout, with Blackhawk being London Sport and the Mayor of one of Spafinder’s distribution partners. London’s London & Partners – John Bevan, who had been COO John Bevan, COO, will lead Spafinder for Blackhawk will provide support to start-up of Spafinder Wellness, will lead the organisations designing apps and Spafinder business for Blackhawk. Pete retail business, said price was not the products. It will be located within and Susie Ellis have both bowed out of the primary reason for the deal. London Sport’s House of Sport, business to concentrate on other ventures. He said the motivation was “the terrific which will also open in early-2017. Blackhawk declined to disclose the opportunity to partner with a large network Continued on back cover value of the acquisition, but David Tate, where we can drive impact and value.” senior vice president of Blackhawk’s US Details: http://lei.sr?a=p5E2W_O 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, Simplified tax for grassroots Hitchin, Herts SG5 1DJ, UK Tel: +44 (0)1462 431385 National governing bodies Fax: +44 (0)1462 433909 (NGBs) will be able to donate e-mail: please use contacts' directly to grassroots sport [email protected] schemes without paying Subscriptions corporation tax following an [email protected] intervention by the Treasury. Previously, NGBs had to Editor set up a charity to donate Liz Terry 01462 431385 money to grassroots sport Head of News without paying tax, but they Matthew Campelli 01462 471912 will now be able to contribute Journalists without the need for creating an alternative body. Tom Anstey 01462 471916 The government is Jane Kitchen 01462 471929 also trying to encourage Kim Megson 01462 471915 private sector companies Hammond unveiled the change as part of his first Autumn Statement Products Editor to contribute to initiatives Kate Corney 01462 471927 of this type by cutting corporation tax Sporting Future was the first piece Design on donations up to £2,500. If they wish of sports policy published in over a to donate more tax free they will have to decade, and promotes grassroots sport Ed Gallagher 01905 20198 do so through the appropriate NGB. and physical activity as drivers of social, Internet Changes to corporation tax deductions will health and economic improvement. Michael Paramore 01462 471926 come into effect from April 2017. The initiative was first floated during Dean Fox 01462 471900 A Treasury spokesperson told Leisure last year’s Autumn Statement, and was the Tim Nash 01462 471917 Opportunities that the government wanted to subject of a consultation earlier this year. Emma Harris 01462 471921 simplify the process and cut the bureaucracy Chancellor Philip Hammond rubberstamped to help cultivate the grassroots sport landscape, the proposal while revealing his first Publisher particularly in light of the Sporting Future Autumn Statement this month. Julie Badrick 01462 471919 strategy that was published last year. Details: http://lei.sr?a=f6f6U_O Associate Publisher Paul Thorman 01462 471904 Associate Publisher/ Property Desk Simon Hinksman 01462 471905 £140m for Leicester from EPL win Account Manager Leicester City Football Chris Barnard 01462 471907 Club’s remarkable English Jed Taylor 01462 471914 Premier League (EPL) Financial Administrator title win has resulted in Denise Adams 01462 471930 stellar growth for the local Circulation Manager economy, with £140m Michael Emmerson 01462 471932 added to the coffers over the course of the 2015-16 season. According to a study by Subscribe to Leisure Opportunities, Ernst & Young (EY), 120,000 Online: www.leisuresubs.com Email: [email protected] visitors were attracted to the Tel: +44 (0)1462 471930 East Midlands city and sur- Annual subscription rates are: UK £34, roundings to watch Leicester Europe £45, Rest of world £68, students UK £18. City home matches. Leisure Opportunities is published 26 times Visiting fans contributed a year by The Leisure Media Co Ltd, Portmill more than £6.5m to the local Leicester City unexpectedly won the Premier League title in May 2016 House, Portmill Lane, Hitchin, Herts SG5 1DJ, UK. The views expressed in this publication travel networks, accom- are those of the author and do not necessarily modation, retail and food and drink, while to watch European matches, contributing represent those of the publisher The Leisure the 2,500 jobs supported by the influx an additional £4m in stadium revenue and Media Co Ltd. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored helped generate £78m in tax revenues. £8.4m to the region. The added revenue for the in a retrieval system or transmitted in any The growth is set to continue as a football club has filtered down into the local form or by means, electronic, mechanical, consequence of the club’s solid first community, with the Leicester City Football in photocopying, recorded or otherwise, without the prior permission of the copyright holder, showing in the UEFA Champions League. the Community Trust spending £580,000 on Cybertrek Ltd. Printed by Warners Midlands Leicester City qualified for the second projects benefitting 6,600 people. PLC. Distributed by Royal Mail Group Ltd round of the tournament on 23 November. Around £2m was also donated to the and Whistl Ltd in the UK and Total Mail Ltd globally. ©Cybertrek Ltd 2016 ISSN EY estimated that 10,000 additional Leicester Hospital Charity. 0952/8210 (Print). ISSN 2397-2394 (Online). international visitors are coming to the area Details: http://lei.sr?a=V2p7G_O 2 Read Leisure Opportunities online: www.leisureopportunities.co.uk/digital Twitter: @leisureopps © CYBERTREK 2016 SPORT Diversity ‘missing’ from boards Ireland officially lodges bid for Rugby World Cup 2023 Sport England has earmarked Representatives for Northern Ireland a “six-figure investment” and the Republic of Ireland have come fund to address the shocking together to officially submit the nation’s dearth of ethnic minority bid for the 2023 Rugby World Cup. board members and execu- Governments of both Northern Ireland tives in the sports industry. and the Republic of Ireland are backing The grassroots sports the bid “through the provision of financial, quango has partnered with infrastructural and services support”. equality body Sporting Equals The Gaelic Athletic Association is also to launch the LeaderBoard on board and has “placed its grounds at programme, which will the disposal of the tournament”. provide training, mentoring The organisation owns a number of and coaching opportunities venues – such as Croke Park, Páirc Uí for black, Asian and minority Chaoimh, Pearse Stadium, Casement ethnic (BAME) candidates. Sporting Equals CEO Arun Kang (right) with former boxer Frank Bruno Park, Fitzgerald Stadium, MacHale During an event in London Park, Nowlan Park and Celtic Park in which the initiative was unveiled, former Sport England director of sport Phil Smith – which are likely to be found on BBC journalist and Sport England executive told an audience – which included shadow Ireland’s long list of 12 potential stadiums.
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