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21 Feb 2005
IOC commission praises London 2012 bid
The International Olympic Committee’s Evaluation Commission has praised the London 2012 bid following its four-day visit to tour potential venues and meet the bid team.
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17 Feb 2005
MGM reports strong full year results
Casino operator MGM Mirage has reported strong full year results, with operating profits for the 12-month period increasing to $950m (Euro 728m, £502m) from $699m (Euro 535m, £370m) the year before.
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15 Feb 2005
Ronnie Scott’s jazz club announces new partner
London jazz club Ronnie Scott’s, which was co-founded 45 years ago by saxophonist Ronnie Scott and Pete King, has announced that Sally Greene has become the new business partner of the club.
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15 Feb 2005
NML plans for Fourth Grace site
National Museums Liverpool (NML) has revealed plans for a £65m museum development on Mann Island – which is situated between Albert Dock and the pier head buildings and is World Heritage-certified.
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15 Feb 2005
Genting ups stake in Stanley
Malaysian casino group Genting has increased its stake in gaming company Stanley Leisure from 14.9 per cent to to 17.1 per cent.
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15 Feb 2005
BCA begins Gambling Bill campaign
The British Casino Association (BCA) has launched a campaign to oppose the proposed Gambling Bill, claiming it discriminates against existing operators in favour of overseas entrants.
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11 Feb 2005
Strategy planning at Historic Dockyard
Locum Destination Consulting has been appointed alongside Building Design Partnership and Clarus Consulting to work on a strategic development plan for Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.
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11 Feb 2005
24 Hour Museum recruits writers
In a move designed to increase press coverage of regional museums, 10 student journalists will be given £500 bursaries to spend one day a week for six months generating news and features to be published on the 24 Hour Museum website.
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11 Feb 2005
Changes to Use Classes Order
The changes to the Use Classes Order will come into effect from 21 April, although the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister has yet to publish guidelines on how the transitionary period will operate.
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11 Feb 2005
Smoke rather than food for pubs
According to leisure consultancy RSM Robson Rhodes, in a recent survey of operators, 56 per cent of UK pubs would choose to allow smoking rather than serve food.
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