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The reviews in this section relate to culture and leisure
The remit of the review was to determine whether it was possible for West Lancashire to secure a lasting legacy from the Olympics 2012 in economic; sporting; health and social terms.
The overall aim of the Scrutiny investigation was to consider how the Council positively markets the town’s image to improve the negative perspective that appeared to be held both locally and nationally.
The Arts, Leisure & Culture Select Committee undertook a review of Tees Active, which is an independent leisure trust that has managed the Council's public leisure centres since May 2004.
The Corporate Policy and Social Inclusion Select Committee undertook a review to ensure that the subsidy for the running of the theatre represented value for money.