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09 Aug 2006
Chester pushes ahead with £19m amphitheatre scheme
Chester City Council has expressed its disappointment in failing to secure a grant from the Big Lottery Fund’s Living Landmark Programme to develop plans for a cultural centre near the city’s Roman amphitheatre – but announced that it will be working with English Heritage to find further sources for the £100,000
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08 Aug 2006
Strong interim results for Sports Café
The owner and operator of the Sports Café chain of licensed bars, Sports Café Holdings (SCH), has reported a considerable increase in sales during the World Cup and revealed plans for further sites in Glasgow and Manchester.
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08 Aug 2006
Covent Garden sold for £420m
The Covent Garden Market Limited Partnership, owned by Scottish Widows Investment Partnership and Henderson Global Investors, has sold the Covent Garden market in London to Capital & Counties for £420m.
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08 Aug 2006
New waterpark for Nevada
Clearwater Waterpark Development has announced that it will build a new waterpark on a 25-acre (10-hectare) site in Henderson, Nevada, US.
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07 Aug 2006
Ancestral roots to bear tourism fruits
An estimated 50 million people across the globe have Scots ancestry and the Scottish region of Angus & Dundee hopes to tap into this market with the launch of a two-year ancestry initiative for the area.
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07 Aug 2006
King’s Fountain set to flow
The King’s Fountain at Linlithgow Palace, half way between Edinburgh and Stirling in Scotland, is to flow for the general public throughout August.
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07 Aug 2006
Scone Palace steps back in history
Scone Palace, near Perth in Scotland, has launched a series of living history events, based on the life and characters at the palace throughout its history.
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