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Leisure goes for the big screen test

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The large number of pubs operating in Glasgow, Scotland, means some will not be successful. A number of developers are planning to build leisure facilities in Glasgow. Many fitness businesses have moved into Glasgow, with a new 27,800 site in the Sauchiehall Centre and two more planned for the city. A leisure facility is due to be built as part of the Braehead site on the outskirts of the city and more leisure space is planned in the Glasgow Harbour development. Local agents suggest there may be too many multiplex operations in the city.

Physical fitness facilities, Health Clubs & Spas, Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers, Health clubs, Glasgow, Scotland

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Gate opens up opportunities

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The local authorities in Newcastle, England, are more prepared to grant licenses to public house companies. The demand for suitable sites for both pubs and hotels remains high. Local agents are calling for a greater variety of outlets. The Gate on Newgate Street will be the venue of a new multiplex despite objections from dancers at the demise of the Mayfair. A 225,000 sq ft leisure development, near the A19, is under discussion. There are also plans to build a leisure complex and hotel alongside the Newcastle Football Club stadium.

Retail Stores, Retail industry, Retail trade, Newcastle upon Tyne, England

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Leisure break

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The leisure industry in Belfast, Northern Ireland, will benefit from the completion of the Odyssey which will provide 200,000 sq ft of space. Some firms have chosen not to open establishments in Belfast due to the problem of obtaining a new license. Bass Brewers Ltd. plans to move out of the province.

Belfast, Northern Ireland

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