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Looping Group Took Control of Waterworld Days Before Child’s Death

Investigations by Staffordshire Police alongside Stoke-on-Trent City Council follow Looping Group’s July 31 takeover.

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Overview

  • Companies House records confirm that Mo Chaudry stepped down and Laurent Eugéne Jacques Bruloy was appointed director on July 31 as Looping Group acquired Waterworld.
  • A four-year-old was found unconscious in the lagoon area on August 4; lifeguards performed CPR before paramedics arrived and the child later died in hospital.
  • Waterworld suspended operations after the incident and reopened to visitors on August 6.
  • Staffordshire Police has opened a criminal inquiry and Stoke-on-Trent City Council is conducting a health and safety investigation, with authorities appealing for witnesses to quote incident number 460.
  • M Investment Group said the sale increased its net worth to over £170 million and hailed Looping Group’s international leisure portfolio as securing Waterworld’s future.