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Priceless Shakespeare artefacts go on show together for first time
Visitors to Shakespeare’s New Place in Stratford-upon-Avon, UK, are able to view three priceless artefacts together for the first time. To celebrate the 400th anniversary of the publication of Shakespeare’s First Folio, The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust is displaying a copy of the Folio itself, a ring which is
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NBA's Orlando Magic and Lake Nona sign health tech partnership
Lead Lake Nona, a company that sources, funds and drives the growth of early-stage sports and health tech startups globally, has signed a partnership with US NBA franchise, Orlando Magic, that will see the two organisations work together to develop sports and health tech solutions. Orlando Magic will serve as
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London Resort Company grapples with CVA
London Resort Company Holdings (LRCH), the company behind plans to build a theme park resort in Swanscombe, Kent, has called in administrators with the aim of completing a CVA. The company says it is aiming to agree terms with creditors in relation to its liabilities with a view to continuing with the
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Technogym launches connected ecosystem for corporate wellness
Technogym has launched a connected ecosystem for corporate wellness. Called Technogym Corporate Club, the service is driven by the Technogym App Plus that uses AI to deliver a wide range of services, including hybrid workouts and guidance on nutrition and meditation. The move will deliver new services to a
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Number of visits to UK attractions are bouncing back says ALVA
Visitor numbers at the UK’s leading attractions have bounced strongly, getting to 78 per cent of pre-pandemic numbers. Figures published by the Association of Leading Visitor Attractions (ALVA) show that the number of visits to its sites rose by 69 per cent in 2022 when compared with the year before, only 22
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Actic sells its German operations to Injoy to focus on Scandinavian markets
Swedish fitness operator, Actic Fitness, has sold its German subsidiary – Actic Fitness GmbH – to German fitness operator, Injoy Quality GmbH, a subsidiary of fitness and wellness group ACISO Holding. Actic's 21 clubs in Germany and its single site in Austria – with a combined total of 21,000 members and 256
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