Shocked by the UK loneliness statistics, charitable trust Mytime Active has been doubling down on its community outreach projects.

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The CEO of Mytime Active is delivering fitness and wellness interventions both within facilities and in the community. He explains all to Kate Cracknell.

Mytime Active has appointed Steven May as CEO. Previously operations director, he was already working as interim MD following the departure of Jason Stanton in February.

Group exercise is the engine room of the sector, relying on its talent to deliver. Abi Harris asks industry experts how we can engage the next generation of instructors

More than 200 organisations and athletes in the UK have signed an open letter to party leaders to commit to making the nation the most active in Europe after next month’s General Election.

What really needs to happen for the physical activity sector to effectively integrate with healthcare? Leaders in the field share their thoughts

Charitable trust, Mytime Active, has removed all single-use plastic overshoes from its swimming pools and leisure centres, as part of ongoing sustainability efforts.

Thoughts from Helen Rowbotham of Access Sport and Jason Stanton of Mytime Active

Physiotherapy patients are being offered treatment in leisure centres thanks to a tie-up between London hospital, Guy’s and St Thomas’s and local operators, with the arrangement brokered by UK Active as part of its MSK pilots initiative.

The booming market for strength training is driving growth in everything from hardware to programming, as Steph Eaves discovers

Marg Mayne will stand down as CEO of Mytime Active next year, after more than seven years in the role.

The industry is conflicted when it comes to offering weight loss programmes and interventions. HCM examines the issues

The government needs to provide the fitness and physical activity sector with a plan which will not only provide immediate, essential measures to secure its future, but also help it to recover and grow.

A new initiative has been launched to engage and empower women working in the UK fitness industry.

Social enterprise Mytime Active has signed a 40-year deal to run 12 leisure facilities in London on behalf of Bromley Council.

GPs and health professionals are being urged to refer older and inactive patients for golf lessons, after a new report showed that golf builds muscle strength and "improves life satisfaction".

Bromley Council has unveiled plans to replace its ageing West Wickham Leisure Centre as part of a £35m regeneration project. The council has set out plans to replace the existing centre, which dates back to the 1960s, with a new building split over two levels. The current centre is owned by the council and operated by Mytime Active.

A study has found that introducing golf to those who are not meeting the recommended levels of exercise could have a transformative effect on their lives.

Kemmlit’s Cronus Glass Cubicles and Type R lockers were specified as part of a recent refurbishment of The Spa at Beckenham in Kent, UK, an operated by Mytime Active.

The cream of the health and fitness industry gathered in Telford last night (29 June), as 16 awards and three special accolades were handed out at the highly-anticipated Flame Awards 2016.

Annie Holden, Everyone Health, preventative, prevention, Everyone Active, public health, Kate Cracknell

The physical activity sector’s brightest and best were honoured this evening (24 June) as 14 awards were presented at the highly-anticipated Flame Awards 2015.

The founder and CEO of Mytime Active talks to Kate Cracknell about opportunities in public health, building community partnerships and re-investing profits to change lives

Social enterprise Mytime Active has acquired healthy lifestyle provider MEND, which will save the weight management business from going into administration. MEND currently delivers over 200 healthy lifestyle programmes throughout the UK for children and families in local communities.

A SpoRTA group encompassing four trusts from London, Essex and Kent has commenced an initiative with energy market consultancy John Hall Associates (JHA), to manage their exposure to rising energy prices.