Men and women behaving predictably

Article Abstract:

The Leicestershire, England, based company European Leisure had profits of 9.5 million pounds sterling and a turnover of 76.7 million pounds sterling during Jun 1995-Jun 1996. European Leisure owns a variety of drinking outlets which includes discotheques, American pool lounges, snooker halls and bars, it also owns a games machinery company. European Leisure has outlets in several locations throughout the UK usually sized between 4,000 sq ft to 8,000 sq ft depending on the nature of the operation. The company also operates a roller skating rink which is around 30,000 sq ft in size.

Commercial and Institutional Building Construction, Nonresidential construction, not elsewhere classified, Recreational Buildings, Construction, Buildings and facilities, Company Profile, Recreational facilities, European Leisure PLC

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A chance to squeeze in

Article Abstract:

Local agents in Leeds, England, point out there is an insufficient demand for more than one more multiplex cinema in the city centre although the demand for fitness centres is likely to grow. Retail rents in prime areas of city have reached 220 pounds sterling per sq ft. Rental growth has been affected by the lack of deals as supply is limited. Some of the major retailers are looking for large space in the city. Several cafe-bar operators have opened outlets in Leeds which agents suggest has caused an oversupply in the market. There are few high quality restaurants in Leeds.

Physical fitness facilities, Health Clubs & Spas, Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers, Retail Stores, Analysis, Retail industry, Retail trade, Supply and demand, Health clubs, Stores, Leeds, England

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A new perspective

Article Abstract:

The leisure industry in the East Midlands, England, continues to expand with the development of several new multiplex cinemas planned for the region. Many of the large cinema operators are competing for sites within the area. Previously, one multiplex cinema was considered to be adequate for a town, but increasing demand from audiences had lead to the development of additional cinemas. The new cinemas are often developed in conjunction with alternative family entertainment facilities such as bowling centres and restaurants.

England

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