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Everyone Active
Everyone Active operates leisure centres in partnership with local councils across the UK. Today, Everyone Active manages 200 leisure facilities and cultural services in partnership with more than 60 different local authorities nationwide.
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Everyone Active: News and press releases
28 Nov 2023
Award-winning leisure operator, Everyone Active has launched its unique Everyone Wellness
membership, becoming the UK’s first leisure operator to offer fully integrated health
support.
PRESS RELEASE: LLDC appoints Everyone Active as new operator of London 2012 venue London Aquatics Centre at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
20 Nov 2023
More than ten years on since the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the London Legacy
Development Corporation (LLDC) has appointed Everyone Active, the longest-established
leisure contractor in the UK, as the new operator for the London Aquatics Centre at Queen
Elizabeth Olympic Park.
30 Oct 2023
Everyone Active’s Sporting Champions scheme, now in its seventh year, will crown athletes from
its sports talent development programme on Tuesday, 7 November.
04 Aug 2023
Everyone Active has launched the UK’s first Active Wellbeing Suite. The new studio will help
improve health inequalities in Middlesbrough by supporting active ageing and local residents
with long-term conditions.
19 Jul 2023
A new partnership has been launched to support the net zero ambitions of leading leisure
operator, Everyone Active.
13 Jul 2023
Leading fitness equipment supplier Keiser UK has confirmed a new partnership with Everyone
Active. The announcement follows Keiser UK's successful re-securing of a 5-year tender as
Everyone Active’s exclusive indoor bike supplier.
PRESS RELEASE: Everyone Active join forces with Marvel to increase opportunities for people with disabilities
22 May 2023
Everyone Active has joined forces with Superhero Series powered by Marvel, to increase
opportunities for
people with disabilities.
16 May 2023
Leisure operator Everyone Active has achieved Swim England’s Water Wellbeing accreditation
across its portfolio of swimming pools.
19 Apr 2023
Everyone Active has joined the global Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network, to provide
inclusive participation for all in leisure facilities across the country.
HCM NEWS: Immersive London studio uses projection mapping to transport exercisers to another dimension
05 Apr 2023
Everyone Active is launching an immersive fitness experience at its Queen
Mother Sports Centre in Cental London.
PRESS RELEASE: Everyone Active adds new contracts to growing portfolio
29 Mar 2023
Everyone Active's portfolio has expanded with the addition of 15 facilities, marking a
period of sustained growth for the company. The award-winning leisure operator has
successfully won ten-year contracts with Stevenage Borough Council and Central Bedfordshire
Council.
02 Nov 2022
A local leisure centre has begun work on a £1,000,000 refurbishment to provide state-of-the-
art facilities for local people.
Everyone Active: featured in HCM and Fit Tech magazines
Industry insights: Predictions
HCM Handbook 2023 issue 1
Time are tough but tough times bring out the best in us.
Kath Hudson asks some of the world’s top industry
experts where they see the glimpses of blue sky
HCM People: Duncan Jefford
Health Club Management 2023 issue 1
Our vision is for all our centres to provide the widest range of wellness services, under one roof
Talking point: The cost of living crisis
Health Club Management 2022 issue 8
Hot on the heels of the global pandemic, we now have a
global cost of living crisis. With purse strings tightening,
will health clubs be budgeted out? Kath Hudson reports
Everyone's talking about: Energy
Health Club Management 2022 issue 5
Energy is top of the agenda for two major reasons – cost and decarbonisation. With these two on a collision course, our experts share their views
300th edition: A pause for thought
Health Club Management 2022 issue 3
To celebrate the publication of the 300th edition of HCM, we’ve
invited industry experts to give their insights on the health and fitness
sector: why they joined, the most exciting development to date and
what they think we’ll be reporting on in the next 300 issues...
Everyone’s talking about: The bounceback
Health Club Management 2021 issue 8
Booming membership sales, busy suburban clubs and members visiting during
the working day. Operators are reporting it’s good to be back. Kath Hudson finds
out what business has been like since the re-set button was pressed
About Everyone Active
Everyone Active operates leisure centres in partnership with local councils across the UK. Today, Everyone Active manages 200 leisure facilities and cultural services in partnership with more than 60 different local authorities nationwide.
Key services
Our aim is to get communities active, engaged and entertained through our wide-ranging activities and services that include, sports, coaching, culture, events, health and happiness. We manage a vast range of indoor and outdoor facilities including swimming pools, spas, sports halls, squash courts, studios, fitness suites, climbing walls, cafes, golf courses, athletics stadia and sports pitches.
case study: East Staffordshire Borough Council, East Region
Starting on 1st February 2019, the 10-year contract included the delivery of £1.8m capital development schemes within the first twelve months of the contract.
The works comprised a full refurbishment of Meadowside Leisure Centre and part refurbishment of Uttoxeter Leisure Centre and creating a brand new 35 station fitness at Shobnall Leisure Complex. The investment was targeted to significantly refurbish the existing life-expired facilities.
The scheme at Meadowside Leisure Centre consisted of a major internal redesign and refurbishment of major activity spaces finalised with both a brand new 120 station fitness suite and soft play and climbing centre, creating a fantastic activity hub in the centre of the town.
The recent investment into the facility has ensured that the Council met its objective of offering Value for money services, identified in their Corporate plan. These new and diverse activities on offer have created more opportunities for the residents of East Staffordshire to participate in sport and recreation and improve their health and well-being.
Post refurbishment and within the first three months of Playworld opening, we saw an increase in both participation (up to 10,500) and revenue within the centre.
Within twelve month all remaining phase of capital investment came to fruition and the Authority now has three modern leisure centres which support the local community in becoming more active. The increase in leisure provision, facilities and services, including a brand-new fitness Suite at Shobnall Leisure Complex has assisted in meeting the needs of a growing community.
With the completion of all projects in 2019/20, the remaining years of the operating Contract promise to be very successful with a key factor of this success being the capital development schemes delivered by Everyone Active.
The works comprised a full refurbishment of Meadowside Leisure Centre and part refurbishment of Uttoxeter Leisure Centre and creating a brand new 35 station fitness at Shobnall Leisure Complex. The investment was targeted to significantly refurbish the existing life-expired facilities.
The scheme at Meadowside Leisure Centre consisted of a major internal redesign and refurbishment of major activity spaces finalised with both a brand new 120 station fitness suite and soft play and climbing centre, creating a fantastic activity hub in the centre of the town.
The recent investment into the facility has ensured that the Council met its objective of offering Value for money services, identified in their Corporate plan. These new and diverse activities on offer have created more opportunities for the residents of East Staffordshire to participate in sport and recreation and improve their health and well-being.
Post refurbishment and within the first three months of Playworld opening, we saw an increase in both participation (up to 10,500) and revenue within the centre.
Within twelve month all remaining phase of capital investment came to fruition and the Authority now has three modern leisure centres which support the local community in becoming more active. The increase in leisure provision, facilities and services, including a brand-new fitness Suite at Shobnall Leisure Complex has assisted in meeting the needs of a growing community.
With the completion of all projects in 2019/20, the remaining years of the operating Contract promise to be very successful with a key factor of this success being the capital development schemes delivered by Everyone Active.

case study: Dacorum Borough Council, South-East Region
Starting on 1st April 2018 this 10-year contract included the delivery of the £1.5 million Hemel Hempstead Leisure Centre refurbishment to be completed within the first 12 months of the contract.
The investment was targeted to significantly upgrade and modernise the exiting fitness and changing facilities and significantly improve the Health and Well-being opportunities to the residents of Dacorum.
The scheme consisted of an internal redesign and refurbishment of a fitness suite which was separated into two different spaces. By building a mezzanine floor we were able to create one large fitness space and improve the environment significantly. Together with a state of the art 150 station fitness suite the works delivered fully refurbished aerobic studio, mind and body studio, a new group cycling studio, top of the range dry changing rooms, modernised café and social space, and refurbishment of reception and circulation areas. This creating a fantastic activity hub for all ages of the community.
The investment into the facility has ensured that Dacorum Borough Council and Everyone Active continue to deliver a service to all the residents at an affordable price, whilst increasing participation and reducing inactivity across the borough. The in-reach and outreach programmes have seen an increase in participation and an improvement of health and well-being.
Key Outcomes
Following the completion of the development programme by September 2018, Everyone Active – Hemel Hempstead has delivered the following key performance outcomes for the contract:
• Attendance increase of 32%
• Membership increase of over 600
• Quest Plus: Excellent
• Attrition average of only 4.3%
• An average internal Health and Safety audit score of 97%
• Successful Open Day with Olympian Max Whitlock, over 3,000 customers engaged and we received positive community support on the day.
The investment was targeted to significantly upgrade and modernise the exiting fitness and changing facilities and significantly improve the Health and Well-being opportunities to the residents of Dacorum.
The scheme consisted of an internal redesign and refurbishment of a fitness suite which was separated into two different spaces. By building a mezzanine floor we were able to create one large fitness space and improve the environment significantly. Together with a state of the art 150 station fitness suite the works delivered fully refurbished aerobic studio, mind and body studio, a new group cycling studio, top of the range dry changing rooms, modernised café and social space, and refurbishment of reception and circulation areas. This creating a fantastic activity hub for all ages of the community.
The investment into the facility has ensured that Dacorum Borough Council and Everyone Active continue to deliver a service to all the residents at an affordable price, whilst increasing participation and reducing inactivity across the borough. The in-reach and outreach programmes have seen an increase in participation and an improvement of health and well-being.
Key Outcomes
Following the completion of the development programme by September 2018, Everyone Active – Hemel Hempstead has delivered the following key performance outcomes for the contract:
• Attendance increase of 32%
• Membership increase of over 600
• Quest Plus: Excellent
• Attrition average of only 4.3%
• An average internal Health and Safety audit score of 97%
• Successful Open Day with Olympian Max Whitlock, over 3,000 customers engaged and we received positive community support on the day.

case study: Somerset West and Taunton Council, West Region
A £1.2m facility investment programme across five regional facilities. Completed at the beginning of November 2019, with key achievements, including:
• Generated 11,000 Everyone Active Card holders - allowing us to effectively and efficiently communicate with users, and target market areas of low usage communities/areas
• Increased fitness memberships by more than 300 (total 3,806)
• Increased swimming lesson pupils by 150 per week (total 2,188)
• GP referral participation has increased to 447 participants, an increase of 20%.
The Toning Suite at Blackbrook formed a key part of the refurbishment work, focused on two of the Council’s target population groups – older adults and inactive people. The facility has 263 members, attendance has increased to over 840 visits per month, and attendance by males has increased by 400% since August 2019.
Specialised rehabilitation sessions including those for Parkinson’s, Cardiac Rehabilitation, Phase 4, Escape Pain (for those with long term knee or hip pain), circuits and gym-based circuits and a seated Pilates class. These sessions reduce social isolation which has enabled new friendships to form with the participants.
Partnership Working
We worked with a range of partners to support local community events and activities, including:
• The Autumn Walk Well programme in 2019 – encouraging older adults to keep active during colder months. 10 walks are now available weekly, regularly attracting between 90 and 110 people
• Musgrove Park Hospital – Beacon Centre, where we regularly attend their moving on days, for patients who have recently finished cancer treatment and provide information about our GP referral programme and other opportunities to participate in walks or centre based activities.
• ‘Community One Team’ – a wide range of organisations to support vulnerable communities by delivering activities such as the ‘Wacky Wednesday’ community holiday play day.
• Launched the EA Sporting Champions programme, which helps support 10 local athletes across the District.
• Generated 11,000 Everyone Active Card holders - allowing us to effectively and efficiently communicate with users, and target market areas of low usage communities/areas
• Increased fitness memberships by more than 300 (total 3,806)
• Increased swimming lesson pupils by 150 per week (total 2,188)
• GP referral participation has increased to 447 participants, an increase of 20%.
The Toning Suite at Blackbrook formed a key part of the refurbishment work, focused on two of the Council’s target population groups – older adults and inactive people. The facility has 263 members, attendance has increased to over 840 visits per month, and attendance by males has increased by 400% since August 2019.
Specialised rehabilitation sessions including those for Parkinson’s, Cardiac Rehabilitation, Phase 4, Escape Pain (for those with long term knee or hip pain), circuits and gym-based circuits and a seated Pilates class. These sessions reduce social isolation which has enabled new friendships to form with the participants.
Partnership Working
We worked with a range of partners to support local community events and activities, including:
• The Autumn Walk Well programme in 2019 – encouraging older adults to keep active during colder months. 10 walks are now available weekly, regularly attracting between 90 and 110 people
• Musgrove Park Hospital – Beacon Centre, where we regularly attend their moving on days, for patients who have recently finished cancer treatment and provide information about our GP referral programme and other opportunities to participate in walks or centre based activities.
• ‘Community One Team’ – a wide range of organisations to support vulnerable communities by delivering activities such as the ‘Wacky Wednesday’ community holiday play day.
• Launched the EA Sporting Champions programme, which helps support 10 local athletes across the District.

Everyone Active
Tel: 01455 890 508
Email: [email protected]
Address:
2 Watling Drive,
Sketchley Meadows ,
Hinckley,
Leicestershire,
LE10 3EY,
England

David Bibby, managing director
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Key personnel
David Bibby, managing director
Pete Williams, business development director
Ben Beevers, group development director
Pete Williams, business development director
Ben Beevers, group development director
Key customers
Our key customers are local authorities including district, borough, city and county councils.
Plans for the next 12 months
We will be working closely with our local authority clients and other partners to give confidence to our customers that they can safely return to our leisure facilities following the pandemic.
We will be working hard to re-establish the activity plans, coaching courses and tuition programmes which have been stalled by the pandemic, and we will focus closely on the commercial performance of the business to ensure we return to a sustainable financial model before the end of the year.
We will be working hard to re-establish the activity plans, coaching courses and tuition programmes which have been stalled by the pandemic, and we will focus closely on the commercial performance of the business to ensure we return to a sustainable financial model before the end of the year.
Testimonial
“To successfully deliver on their contract bid, clear and robust mobilisation plans were developed and presented that gave us as a council, assurance that the contract was in safe hands. SLM was proactive throughout this stage and continues to be forward-thinking and progressive in its approach with us as its client.”
– Steve Hughes, project manager, Somerset West & Taunton Council
– Steve Hughes, project manager, Somerset West & Taunton Council
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