Trusts and private leisure operators
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Using worst case scenarios to broker the best possible outcome. How we supported the transfer of Trafford's sports development service into the established Trust.
Salford Community Leisure (SCL) and Salford PCT has re-commissioned Knight Kavanagh & Page (KKP) to conduct strata surveys with around 1,400 secondary school pupils in Year 7 to determine the participation trends of young people in sport and physical activity as well as gathering data relating to health and lifestyle.
Tameside Borough Council (TBC), Hattersley Neighbourhood Partnership and the Tameside Sports Trust have appointed Knight Kavanagh & Page (KKP) to undertake a needs assessment for the Hattersley area.
Management Consultants, Knight, Kavanagh & Page (KKP) has recently supported the process via which Trafford MBC and Trafford Community Leisure Trust will deliver and embed their planned partnership to bring together the management, operation and delivery of leisure services, facilities and sports development in the Borough.
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Trafford MBC has appointed Knight, Kavanagh & Page to detail the process of embedding the partnership between the Council and Trafford Community Leisure Trust to manage, operate and deliver leisure and sports development in the Borough.
Management consultants Knight, Kavanagh & Page (KKP) has been appointed by the Ashton Regeneration, Tameside MBC and Tameside Sports Trust partnership to develop a range of programmes and processes to maximise community use of and benefit from the new Oxford Park sports centre.
KKP's work with Trafford MBC, Trafford Leisure Trust and the local PCT has resulted in one of the most effective physical activity interventions in the Northwest.
KKP has developed a 5-year business plan for Tameside Sports Trust to enable the Trust to secure a 5-year Grant Agreement with the Council.
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