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Solving the UK's social care problem is the key to overcoming the financial challenges facing public sector leisure, argues industry veteran and social change agent, ... More

Comprising eight experts from the inclusion sector, the board-level IDAG is to become a central part of the organisation’s Inclusion Strategy. IDAG will be chaired ... More

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) and the US Department of Justice have given the green light for the merger of venue management giant ... More

AEG Facilities and SMG have revealed plans to merge, creating a standalone global facility management and venue services company which will operate under the name ... More

A new €7.5m (US$8.6m, £6.6m) national science and visitor centre is planned for Athlone, Ireland, with construction set to begin in 2020. Located on the ... More

Tourism is at the forefront of a new government initiative to bring 5G to the UK, with six projects established in an attempt to accelerate ... More

The capacity of Birmingham’s Alexander Stadium could be increased by almost 30,000 seats if the city successfully bids for the Commonwealth Games. Currently accommodating 12,700 ... More

Wasps’ new netball team will play its home games in the renamed Ericsson Exhibition Hall as a result of a “seven-figure” deal between the Ricoh ... More

More than 50 high-profile people and organisations have come together to join a global coalition which aims to promote integrity and fight corruption in sport. ... More

Ethical sourcing and biodiversity will be featured in the 3rd Asia-Pacific edition of the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit hosted in Hong Kong on 11-13 November. By ... More

British band Friendly Fires are to team up with Sony Ericsson for a unique gig designed to stimulate the senses. Titled ‘Pitch Black’, the gig ... More

Competition Line has invested more than £600,000 to double fitness facilities at a dual-use site in Surrey. The company has been in partnership with Matthew ... More