Go Ahead for Ski Centre in South Downs

A centre containing revolving dry ski slope machines proposed for a location in West Sussex has been given the go-ahead to the surprise of its backers. Planning staff at the local Horsham District Council had recommended that the application, from a start-up company called Moving Mountains, be refused, but council members of the planning committee voted in favour of the

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Neveplast Move into New Offices

The Italy-based dry slope manufacturer Neveplast has moved into new offices. For the first time since the company’s foundation two decades ago their management, sales and administration and the warehouse are all housed in the same building. The building provides 2,600 square metres of space with the warehouse on the ground floor and on the first floor the management and

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Exeter Council “Desperate” To Find Alternative Site for Ski Club after Voting To Close Long Established Dry Slope

Exeter City council have voted to close down and sell off a long-established ski slope in order to raise funds to invest in the city’s sports centres. The volunteer-run Exeter Ski Club has been established for more than 50 years and over the decades had taught tens of thousands of people to ski or board.  It is a highly valued

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Petition Launched To Save Exeter Ski Slope

A petition has been launched to try to ensure the future of the dry ski slope operated by Exeter Ski Club. The ski centre, which is one of the world’s longest established, celebrating 50 years in operation last year, was threatened with closure when the leisure centre next to it was closed by the council after the building was damaged

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The Power Plant Slope

A Danish dryland slope running off a power plant has finally been completed, after several delays An artificial surface ski slope, which runs down the sloping side of a power plant, has been completed, at least in terms of top to bottom coverage, in the past few days. The ski-slope-on-a-power-plant project, near Copenhagen, has attracted global coverage since it was first

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Sandown Gets New Adaptive Ski School

A new ski school catering for skiers and boarders with disabilities, is to open in southern England The new adaptive snowsports school is being set up by Disability Snowsport UK (DSUK) at Sandown Sports dry slope in Esher, Surrey. The move follows a £131,000 donation from the UK’s largest ski holiday tour operator, Crystal Ski Holidays, which is the largest

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