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The National Leisure Recovery Fund at active-net online 21
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| Date | 28.03.2021 |
| Duration | 57 Minutes 1 Second |
| Author | Leisure-net |
| Description | Panel sessions from active-net 21 online, a networking event for the Fitness and Leisure Industry held on 24 & 25 March 2021. Discussion on The NLRF/Moving Communities, what it can (and cant) do for the sector. The National Leisure Recovery Fund has been distributing £100m to the sectors public leisure sector providers over the last few months, but what are the key findings from data collected from the sector as to its impact, and what will be its role in helping the sector to recover going forward? Chaired by Mike Hill; Emma Bernstein – Sport England; Kevin Mills – Sport England; Utku Toprakseven - 4global; Caroline Constantine - Quest. |
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