12 Mar 2010
Farsley Celtic removed from Blue Square North
Football Conference officials have confirmed that Farsley Celtic Football Club's (FCFC) record for the 2009-10 Blue Square North season is to be expunged after the club was removed from the competition. more

12 Mar 2010
Mack to run Newbold Comyn course
Warwick District Council has appointed Mack Golf to manage and develop the Newbold Comyn Golf Course in Lemington Spa from April 2010. more

12 Mar 2010
Green light for £250m Telford scheme
Plans for a £250m scheme to transform the Southwater area of Telford, Shropshire, have been given the green light by the local authority. more

12 Mar 2010
Bond Fitness Studio opens
Bond Fitness, a 1,800sq ft health club, has opened at the Hertford Rugby Club. more

12 Mar 2010
Factory expands gym space
The Factory Gym and Dance Club in Holloway, North London, is expanding its facilities and adding more classes over the Easter period. more

12 Mar 2010
Change4Life scheme unveiled in Wales
Change4Life, the campaign designed to encourage more people to adopt healthier habits and become more active, has been launched in Wales. more

12 Mar 2010
Council backs harbour development plans
Planning officials at Cornwall Council have voted in favour of proposals for a multi-million pound harbour scheme on a site incorporating Battery Rocks beach in Penzance. more

11 Mar 2010
Green light for GCCC stadium proposals
Gloucestershire County Cricket Club (GCCC) has been awarded planning consent for the proposed multi-million pound redevelopment of the County Ground, Bristol. more

11 Mar 2010
Colliers to sell 10 3DE sites
Real estate company Colliers CRE has been retained by the joint administrators of 3D Entertainment Limited and 3D Entertainment Group Limited (3DE) to dispose of the companies ten remaining sites. more

11 Mar 2010
Prince's Trust to oversee Bletchley Park refurbishment
The Prince's Regeneration Trust has been appointed to project manage the refurbishment of Bletchley Park, the former top secret WW2 code cracking centre near Milton Keynes in Buckinghamshire, UK. more

11 Mar 2010
Work starts on £12m Matlock leisure centre
A foundation stone has been unveiled as part of a ceremony to mark the start of work on a new £12m leisure centre on a brownfield site between Darley Dale and Matlock, Derbyshire. more

11 Mar 2010
New Swansea Cork ferry service launches
A new passenger ferry service between Swansea, South Wales, and Cork, Ireland, has finally launched - more than a week after an inaugural sailing was postponed. more

11 Mar 2010
Nottingham Rugby put on the market
Nottingham Rugby chair Alistair Bow has confirmed that the club has been put up for sale after the majority shareholding was made available in a bid to secure new funding. more

11 Mar 2010
Chester City wound up by High Court
Chester City Football Club (CCFC), which was recently expelled from the Blue Square Premier, has been wound up in the High Court after running into financial difficulties. more

11 Mar 2010
3D technology fuels Cineworld growth
Cinema operator Cineworld has reported an 11.5 per cent increase in revenue for the 53 weeks ending 31 December 2009, as more people embraced 3D film technology. more

11 Mar 2010
Gateshead pool set for major overhaul
Gateshead's Dunston Swimming Pool has closed its doors to the public in order to undergo a major refurbishment as part of a wider council-led scheme to improve local leisure facilities. more

11 Mar 2010
Historic seafront hotel reopens in Southend
The Rezidor Hotel Group has confirmed the reopening of a historic seafront hotel in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, following the completion of a major £25m refurbishment of the property. more

11 Mar 2010
Salford City Reds stadium plans approved
Salford City Reds rugby league team is set for a move to a new stadium after plans for the development of a new 15,000-seat development near Barton-upon-Irwell, Greater Manchester were approved. more

11 Mar 2010
DLL to start work on new Exeter club
David Lloyd Leisure (DLL) has confirmed that work is due to get underway next month on the construction of a £11m health and fitness club in Exeter, Devon. more

11 Mar 2010
Refurbishment for Flintshire fitness facilities
Flintshire County Council (FCC) has announced that four fitness suites will temporarily close during March in order to allow renovation work to be carried out. more

11 Mar 2010
Highland Council unveils budget proposals
Museums and swimming pools have been earmarked for closure as part of Highland Council's efforts to meet a major multi-million pound funding shortfall over coming years. more

11 Mar 2010
Next phase of Liverpool scheme approved
Liverpool City Council (LCC) has approved plans for the next phase of the £160m Central Village development, which will transform the area around the city's Central railway station. more

11 Mar 2010
New brand identity for Glasgow 2014
A new brand identity for the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games has been unveiled in a bid to generate increased revenue through sponsorship. more

10 Mar 2010
Lisburn sporting facility plans move forward
Plans for the development of a new multi-million pound basketball and volleyball centre of excellence in Lisburn, Northern Ireland, have taken a step forward. more

10 Mar 2010
Wandsworth Museum set for summer opening
Wandsworth Council has announced that the town's new museum could open this summer after a 20-year lease was agreed for the building set to house the attraction. more

10 Mar 2010
Kingswood facility set for £2.5m overhaul
Local residents in Kingswood, Gloucestershire, are being asked to comment on the local authority's plans for the major £2.5m revamp of a local leisure facility. more

10 Mar 2010
New agreement moves YES! Project closer
Oak Holdings, the developer behind a major multi-million pound leisure and sports scheme in South Yorkshire has secured a pre-let agreement with the Sheffield Steelers ice hockey team. more

10 Mar 2010
£10m fund to increase student participation
Sport England has launched the new £10m Active Universities funding round - the third of the organisation's themed rounds - in a bid to boost the number of students playing sport. more

10 Mar 2010
Sainsbury's submits Bristol stadium plans
Sainsbury's has lodged a planning application with Bristol City Council (BCC) for a a new supermarket on the site of Bristol City Football Club's (BCFC) Ashton Gate stadium. more

10 Mar 2010
London mayor unveils new cycling strategy
London mayor Boris Johnson has joined forces with Transport for London (TfL) to launch a major new strategy designed to improve the safety of the capital's cyclists. more

10 Mar 2010
£2m funding package for Scottish golf
The Scottish Government has announced that more than £2m has been made available as part of an investment package aimed at golfers of all abilities across the country. more

10 Mar 2010
Consultation for Redhill park proposals
Reigate and Banstead Borough Council (RBBC) is seeking views from local residents in Redhill, Surrey, over a long-term vision for the town's Memorial Park. more

10 Mar 2010
Oldham Athletic unveils synthetic surface
Oldham Athletic Football Club (OAFC) has reintroduced synthetic grass at its Boundary Park venue – more than 20 years after it first installed a 'plastic' pitch'. more

10 Mar 2010
Holmes Place to be sentenced in May
Holmes Place Health Clubs will be sentenced on 14 May for its part in the death of a 32-year-old female customer at its City of London club in March 2003. more

10 Mar 2010
Council approves £7.5m Wolverton pool plans
Plans for the construction of a new £7.5m swimming pool on the site of an existing facility in Wolverton, Milton Keynes, have received the green light from councillors. more

10 Mar 2010
New look for historic Edinburgh boxing club
One of Scotland's oldest amateur boxing clubs has undergone a £250,000 facelift as part of a wider scheme funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and Heritage Scotland. more

10 Mar 2010
Councils call for new aviation regulator
A new independent aviation regulator should be established to replace the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), according to local authorities opposed to the proposed expansion of Heathrow. more

10 Mar 2010
Southall Manor House revamp plans unveiled
More than £500,000 is set to be invested in the refurbishment of Southall Manor House in west London after Ealing Council unveiled plans for the restoration of the Elizabethan building. more

09 Mar 2010
Kent CCC posts £800,000 annual loss
Kent County Cricket Club (KCCC) has blamed continuing delays to the redevelopment of its St Lawrence ground in Canterbury after reporting a loss of £802,452 last year. more

09 Mar 2010
River Kennet towpath set for upgrade
Reading Borough Council (RBC) has announced that work is due to start on a project to upgrade a 900m (2,953ft) section of towpath alongside the River Kennet. more

09 Mar 2010
New-look People's History Museum reopens
A museum exploring the role of working-class people in the development of democracy in Britain from the early 18th century to the present day has officially reopened in Manchester. more

09 Mar 2010
Work starts on Leicester football scheme
Work has started on a £1.35m scheme to provide new football facilities for Aylestone Park Boys Football Club on the site of the former Mary Linwood school in Leicester. more