Greenwich Leisure Limited

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Greenwich Leisure Limited is a non profit distributing co-operative that runs over sixty leisure and fitness centres in eleven London boroughs, Reading and Epsom and Ewell, started in the Royal Borough of Greenwich. The trust also runs and manages Crystal Palace National Sports Centre. On 9th January 2012 it was annoucned that GLL would be managing the Aquatics Centre and Multi-Use Arena of the London 2012 Olympic Games from 2013 for 10 years.

Greenwich Leisure is a staff-led 'Leisure Trust', structured as an Industrial and Provident Society for the benefit of the community. The members of the co-operative and therefore owners of the company are the workers of Greenwich Leisure. Alongside democratically elected members of staff, the trust's board includes representation of other stakeholders, including the local communities, borough councils and trade unions.

In January 2011 Nexus Community and GLL merged together in a deal that will see the new group operate more than 100 leisure centres across South East England.

GLL and Nexus have worked in partnership since 1996, most recently in the South Oxfordshire area where GLL has subcontracted the management of seven South Oxfordshire District Council leisure facilities to Nexus

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GLL manages leisure centres and swimming pools in many London boroughs including Oasis Swimming Pools in Camden.

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