Leisure company to invest in holiday parks via seven-figure HSBC UK funding

A Lancashire based leisure company has secured a seven-figure funding package from HSBC UK to invest in several parks in its portfolio.

The Partington Group, that currently operates six Holiday Parks across the North West of England, will utilise a £5m funding package from HSBC UK to support the development of new facilities and services across a number of its parks.

With support from HSBC UK, Partington’s Newton Hall Holiday Park in Blackpool with over 400 holiday homes, will see the launch of Walterz, a brand new themed family entertainment centre with 10 pin bowling, bar, café, interactive games and karaoke booths open to both residents and non-residents throughout the year.

As part of the HSBC UK funding package, Partington also has plans to invest in several other holiday parks, including new and upgraded facilities at Tarn House near Skipton, Black Beck in the Lake District and Broadwater and Windy Harbour Holiday Parks located near Blackpool.

Rob Kearsley, joint CEO of The Partington Group, commented: “Funding from HSBC UK has allowed us to embark on several exciting new projects across our sites. This investment allows us to continue with our plans to provide a portfolio of high-quality parks and create the best possible experience for holiday home owners and short break guests.

“We look forward to welcoming more visitors from across the UK and seizing further opportunities in the future”.

Alastair Woodford, relationship director at HSBC UK, added: “The Partington Group is an experienced fourth-generation family business with a genuine passion for delivering memorable experiences. We’re pleased to support the business with this investment, and we look forward to seeing the positive outcomes of these developments in the future.”

The Partington Group is a family-owned business, established in 1944, and has successfully developed six Holiday Parks across the North West, with a range of used and brand new holiday homes currently for sale or hire.


By Matthew Neville – Senior Correspondent, Bdaily

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