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Olympic bronze medal winner Steve Parry is behind Total Swimming Holdings and their successful Swim! chain. His Elm Square based business has launched swim centres in Warrington, Oldham and Sheffield, with a further development in the pipeline to the south of Liverpool. Parry was also instrumental in helping to get the temporary pool at Radcliffe off the ground, working with Bury Council. Now TSH has been recommended for a £2m loan from the Greater Manchester Combined Authority’s investment framework programme. Under the initative, the Whitefield company will put up £1m to fund future growth ambitions. In a joint report by Cllr David Molyneux, the GMCA’s portfolio lead for investment and resources and Eamonn Boylan, the portfolio lead chief executive for investment, they outline why TSH was successful.
Olympic bronze medal winner Steve Parry is behind Total Swimming Holdings and their successful Swim! chain. His Elm Square based business has launched swim centres in Warrington, Oldham and Sheffield, with a further development in the pipeline to the south of Liverpool. Parry was also instrumental in helping to get the temporary pool at Radcliffe off the ground, working with Bury Council. Now TSH has been recommended for a £2m loan from the Greater Manchester Combined Authority’s investment framework programme. Under the initative, the Whitefield company will put up £1m to fund future growth ambitions. In a joint report by Cllr David Molyneux, the GMCA’s portfolio lead for investment and resources and Eamonn Boylan, the portfolio lead chief executive for investment, they outline why TSH was successful.
Cllr Yvonne Klieve and Cllr David Molyneux with Council Street scene staff A COMMUNITY project to spruce up the borough’s district centres will start this month. The ‘cleaner, greener’ package of environmental improvements, that formed part of Wigan Council’s Our Town programme, were postponed last year following the pandemic. Leader of the council, Cllr David Molyneux, said: “The last 12 months have been incredibly hard on our residents and businesses and we want to make sure our towns are spruced up ready to reopen when the roadmap allows it.” Recognising the impact of the pandemic on local high streets, Wigan Council has committed an additional £400k to the Our Town pot, bringing the total investment to £1million. The extra funding will support additional activity, with a focus on community safety, high streets and greenspaces.
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