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Duty Manager
Salary: Scale 2 £15,291
Location: Horncastle, United Kingdom
Company: East Lindsey District Council
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Operations Manager
Salary: Scale 6 £22,001
Location: Louth, United Kingdom
Company: East Lindsey District Council
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BY Pete Hayman

Billingham Forum has closed to the public in order
to allow construction work on a £15m refurbishment
scheme to get underway at the leisure complex,
which is expected to last for 18 months. More>> |
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BY Pete Hayman

England appears to be on course to host the 2015
Rugby World Cup after the Rugby Football Union's
(RFU) bid received the backing of tournament
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Murray plans new Scottish tennis facility

BY Pete Hayman

Judy Murray, the mother of British tennis players
Andy and Jamie Murray, has unveiled plans to
establish a new community tennis club in central
Scotland in a bid to identify and develop new talent. The proposed facility is set to be located in the Stirling area and will offer an extensive tennis development programme and an integrated junior academy. More>> |
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New opening: Crystal Palace
Karen Maxwell takes a look at its recent £17m Olympic-standard makeover View>> |
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2012 profile: Jim Johnson
Advantage West Midlands’ 2012 business manager talks to Karen
Maxwell about his role in promoting potential 2012 business in the region View>> |
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Grassroots: Athletics
England Athletics looks to success beyond the 2012 Olympic Games View>> |
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29 Jun 2009
Wigan set for £187m leisure complex
Plans for a £187m leisure and public services complex in Wigan, Greater Manchester, have been given the green light after the local authority reached an agreement with private sector partners. More>> |
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26 Jun 2009
Hinckley set for new youth centre
Plans for the construction of a new multi-million pound youth centre in Hinckley, Leicestershire, have been given the green light by Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council's (HBBC) planning committee. More>> |
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01 Jul 2009
British Cycling outlines four-year plan
British Cycling has unveiled a new four-year strategy designed to create a lasting legacy for cycling as a sport and recreational activity in the run up to the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. More>> |
30 Jun 2009
Notts County takeover plans approved
Munto Finance, a consortium of businessmen based in the Middle East, is poised to acquire Notts County Football Club (NCFC) after the club's supporters' trust voted in favour of the proposals. More>> |
30 Jun 2009
Towcester masterplan put on show
A draft masterplan for the redevelopment of Towcester has been put on display by South Northamptonshire Council (SNC) in order to gather the views of local residents and stakeholders. More>> |
29 Jun 2009
Work starts on Lowestoft skatepark
Construction work has started on a new £181,500 skate and BMX park in Lowestoft, Suffolk, which forms part of a wider scheme led by Waveney District Council (WDC) to improve local play provision. More>> |
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29 Jun 2009
Farsley Celtic faces winding up order
Farsley Celtic Football Club (FCFC) is facing the prospect of being wound up at the High Court in London on 1 July after HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) refused a request to adjourn the hearing. More>> |
29 Jun 2009
England to host Pakistan cricket matches
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has confirmed that two Test matches and two Twenty20 international matches between Pakistan and Australia in July 2010 are to be staged in England. More>> |
26 Jun 2009
Sport participation survey revealed
Sport England has published a quarterly update of its Active People survey to compare the demographics of sports participation in England against its annual target to April 2009.
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