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Articles in Sept, 2004 issue of Leisure Report

• Villa cuts wage bill but disposals wipe out operating profits
• Raymond Revue to relaunch as gay club
• Fitness merger speculation grows
• Gaming International mbo nears completion
• Great expectations for the future of the industry
  by Mel Flaherty
• Fitness industry boosted by health insurance initiative
• 40m [pounds sterling] AMF sale could complete in September
• Aludel in receivership after failing to find Reviva funding
• Casino conference line-up announced
• Stanley appoints Riddy as new MD
• LGV completes 80m [pounds sterling] Total Fitness buyout
• Peak Docklands sale brings Absolution to London
• LA Fitness marches on but fails to impress City
• Parkwood eyes private sector
• UK calls on more alternative therapies
• LCI mulls destination casinos, awaits Gt Northern decision
• Blue Chip to try last roll of the dice in Warley
• Ex-Guinness man joins Rank Group
• Report sparks debate over age verification for online betting
• UK Betting reports strong trading
• Sportingbet ahead of expectations
• Stow takes over the reins at Northern Racing
• Ex-ministers launch review of UK sport
• English football beats European rivals in 7bn [pounds sterling] industry
• Liverpool FC given go-ahead for 80m [pounds sterling] new stadium
• Taskcatch funding
• Sydney offers lesson to London 2012 bid
• Watford Leisure buys Vicarage Road
• Playgolf tees off AIM to grown urban chain
• At The Races launches 50m [pounds sterling] High Court action
• Celtic posts 7.5m [pounds sterling] loss despite claiming double
• Leisure Report LR Index football stockwatch September 2004
• National Amusements to bring Cinema de Lux brand to UK
• Carlton boss in talks with Terra Firma to land UCI
• Marquee Club to get new Home
• Georgica strikes BK outlets
• Euro Disney sets new deadline for financial restructuring deal
• UK hotels performing well despite 'blip' in June
• South Lakeland boosts team
• Second leisure scheme for Swansea
• X-Leisure Fund begins spending spree
• Ally Pally considers development options
• Leisure facilities at heart of Berkeley Homes 350m [pounds sterling] Royal Arsenal scheme in Woolwich
• Commercial opportunities for revised Dudley Zoo plan
• Row continues over Croydon Gateway arena
• West Pier redevelopment finally off
• White City casino plans in doubt
• Appeal Court ruling deals tax blow to all-weather operators
• Concerns over future of Lotto leisure funding
• Tories warn over licensing reform
• LDA injects 3.5m [pounds sterling] in hospitality industry
• Cotton named new Hospitality Action head
• Gentle exercise, strong results: the chief executive of Reflex Group tells Mel Flaherty about his firm's niche fitness concept
  by Mel Flaherty
• Gift horse or Trojan horse? Marie Stevens looks at what the latest deliberations over gambling reforms mean for UK operators
  by Marie Stevens
• Golf operators bunkered by lack of new blood; Simon Stephens says the UK golf market is handicapped by the game's narrow appeal
  by Simon Stephens
• Hothouse flowers: Egremont says 'quickly' and 'sustainably' are watchwords for implementing new ideas across an estate
• Leisure Report LR Index leisure stockwatch September 2004
• Diary dates