Titlebook: Leisure Services UK; An Introduction to L Norman Borrett Textbook 1991Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1991 finance.information.

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Entertainment and the Arts, only reflects a wide range of tastes and cultures but also links with a complex international network of film companies, publishing houses, broadcasting agencies, and record companies. It can therefore be seen to encompass a vast range of activity, from Grand Opera to Pop Video, from New Variety to

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Countryside Recreation,ention upon the quality of our environment and conservation in general, and upon the future of the countryside in particular. The ‘greening of politics’, with environmental issues becoming an increasingly important part of the rural debate, have been widely discussed. The future of the rural economy

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Play and Playwork,gnised, but not well understood. Every major reference to children since the dawn of recorded time has acknowledged their play, though few have recognised its crucial role in childhood. Without play there are no arts, no sports, no games. It is argued that it is the most powerful tool of all in deve

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Sport and Physical Recreation,it, discuss it, watch it, and consume it in increasing quantities. It has been suggested that sport takes up more time, for millions of people, than any other activity apart from eating, sleeping or working (Brohm, 1978). Sport has many forms, ., edited by John Arlott, lists over 200 activities rang

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Parks and Amenities,er term, encompassing all those sites such as golf courses, playing fields, allotments and water features that are not parks in the strictest sense but have a common recreational bond with them. The two elements, parks and amenities, have been grouped together traditionally for the sake of convenience in identity and administration.

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Play and Playwork,ised its crucial role in childhood. Without play there are no arts, no sports, no games. It is argued that it is the most powerful tool of all in developing understanding of the social and physical environment.