Since the 1970s, Britain's big holiday resorts have been the butt of jokes, with many preferring the hotter and more exotic trips offered by the proliferation of cheap flights abroad. But the New ...

Guests at a Center Parcs resort suffered injuries due to a broken section of a water ride. A section of the Wild Water Rapids in the Subtropical Swimming Paradise area of the Sherwood Forest holiday ...

10:16, Wed, Dec 24, 2025 Updated: 10:16, Wed, Dec 24, 2025 A number of people have been treated for injuries after riding a damaged water slide at Center Parcs. The Wild Water Rapids had reportedly ...

A number of guests at a Center Parcs holiday village in Nottinghamshire suffered injuries after a popular water ride broke while in use. In a statement, the holiday company said that a "small number" ...

An investigation has been launched into what caused the malfunction SEVERAL guests have been injured while riding a damaged water slide at Center Parcs. Disaster struck when visitors staying at the ...

SEVERAL guests have been injured while riding a damaged water slide at Center Parcs. Disaster struck when visitors staying at the Sherwood Forest site, in Nottingham, went on the Wild Water Rapids. On ...

Since the 1970s, Britain's big holiday resorts have been the butt of jokes, with many preferring the hotter and more exotic trips offered by the proliferation of cheap flights abroad. Center Parcs ...

Guests were treated by first aiders after damage to one of the water rides Guests at a Center Parcs resort suffered injuries due to a broken section of a water ride. A section of the Wild Water Rapids ...

A number of people have been treated for injuries after riding a damaged water slide at Center Parcs. The Wild Water Rapids had reportedly "sustained some damage" leading to the incident at the ...

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Center Parcs has completed more than £10.5m of investment in new leisure attractions across its UK villages, marking one of the most significant expansions of its activity offering in over a decade.

It’s rare for a marketing leader to enter a business and be given licence to completely rebrand in their first year, but that was the opportunity facing Center Parcs CMO Sara Holt. The short-break ...