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£73m Sandwell Aquatics Centre reaches major milestone

Leisure-net to repeat consumer confidence survey during second industry lockdown

Just over a year ago we were celebrating our 10-year anniversary as organisers of ‘meet the buyer’ events, a great achievement for all of us here at Stable. This coincided with our sixth physical activity facilities forum, and we duly marked the occasion with a vintage fun fair and a real festival of celebration.

Wates Construction has reached a significant milestone in the construction of Sandwell Aquatics Centre, in Smethwick.

Leisure-net is running a repeat of its initial Post Lockdown Recovery Survey to gauge consumer confidence following a second spell of closure for health clubs and leisure centres across the UK.

£1m boutique fitness club on course to open in Manchester early 2021

Lifestyle Fitness and V1BE are set open a luxury fitness facility in Manchester early next year.

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