Work is underway in Madrid on one of Europe’s most significant multi-functional complexes, combining sport, entertainment, culture and education.

European operator, Go Fit has announced record profits and the investment of €150 million in eight facilities between 2026 and 2028.

Wearable tech company, Myzone has created an advisory board to provide the business with strategic insights on the trends and behaviours around the evolving landscape for wearables.

World Active has finalised its charter, which it plans to adopt at its first-ever general assembly held during the FIBO Global Fitness in Cologne in April.

Go Fit has started work on a new wellness hub in Tenerife. It will open in Q4 of 2024 and be fully operational by the start of 2025.

As it celebrates its 300th edition, HCM can feel proud of producing the richest primary source material for our great sector, says Steven Ward of GO Fit

One legacy of the pandemic is the extra support the nation now needs to get healthy, as well as rehabilitation support for long COVID sufferers. Kate Cracknell looks at the early response from the industry with some of the programmes underway

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has launched a webinar series to explore the future of physical activity and sport in a world affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The physical activity sector can step up as an essential service by helping people during their recovery from COVID-19. HCM takes a look at some emerging initiatives

The physical activity sector is adapting to the difficult circumstances caused by COVID-19 (Coronavirus), according to ukactive CEO Huw Edwards.

Sheffield Hallam University’s Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre (AWRC) will officially open on 24 January.

The ukactive board has named Huw Edwards as the not-for-profit body's permanent chief executive.

Shapewatch among the final nine for ActiveLab ‘Future of Fit Tech’ Awards

Ukactive has named Huw Edwards, director of public affairs and research, as acting CEO while it seeks to replace the outgoing Steven Ward.

Shapewatch's 3D body visualisation system has been recognised as one of the leading start-ups in fit-tech

The sector should focus on young people, older people and workplace health for the biggest impact on our community, says Steven Ward

Liz Terry shares her thoughts

ukactive has partnered with the Pearson Business School to deliver a chartered manager degree apprenticeship for those working in the physical activity sector.

ukactive has revealed a shake-up of its annual awards by adding a raft of new categories.

Steven Ward will step down from his role as ukactive CEO in April 2019, after more than 12 years with the organisation.

ukactive has signed a three-year partnership with physical activity trade show Elevate.

ukactive has called for the physical activity sector to increase the amount of evidence it shares on exercise referral schemes. The industry body said that by sharing more evidence, the sector can study outcomes and "better understand why some schemes are more effective than others". As a result, the sector would be able to create better schemes, maximise its contribution to the NHS and create further opportunities for collaboration.

The prospect of the current boutique fitness boom reaching "breaking point" will be among the main focuses of this year's Sweat event.

Health secretary Matt Hancock has announced the government is changing its focus from cure to prevention. Is his plan deliverable? We ask the experts

Prime Minister Theresa May has revealed a new long-term plan for the NHS, saying that it will help "secure the future of the health service", with measures to support people at all stages of life.

A record number of international startups have entered the ActiveLab accelerator programme – strengthening the UK's reputation as a fitness tech hub.

A study by research institute RAND Europe has suggested that there is a simple way to dramatically increase people's physical activity levels – by offering them tangible financial rewards.

The Open Active initiative sees ukactive, Sport England, the Open Data Institute and Legend Club Management systems working to enable better data-sharing

A new report tells us that people should be getting more active as they age, not less. We take a closer look at the facts and why we need to transform perceptions of ageing

Legend Club Management Systems will enable all of its customers to have the ability to open their data for collaboration with third parties.