BOSM Chapter 13 - Events and Facility Management

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May05

Public enquiry for Ayr racecourse development.

Wembley firm 'in loss on stadium'.

Birmingham City reveal stadium plans. 1 and 2

Wembley bridge named White Horse (and not Dietmar Hamann).

New York stadium vote postponed.

MLB and Florida Marlins agree deal on stadium financing.

Beijing decides not to hold Olympic beach volleyball in Tiananmen Square.

Bayern Munich bids farewell to the Olympic Stadium.

Manchester United seeks permission to build ‘super casino’.

Bayern Munich’s Allianz Arena set to make its entry into world of sport.

Dunfermline Athletic's synthetic pitch outlawed.

Zambia feels it is ahead in race for 2010 African Nations Cup bid.

Coventry City agrees stadium naming rights for new Arena with Ricoh.

BOSM Chapter 13 - Events and Facility Management

May05

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