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

Parisian gym-goers could soon be powering scenic boat trips along the River Seine on a fitness vessel that harnesses energy from passengers’ workouts.

1Rebel is planning its own spin on active commuting with cycling studios on London buses. So what’s the consensus on this eye-catching new idea?

1Rebel has grabbed the headlines once again with plans for a series of group cycling buses designed to help fitness fans make the most of their commute.

Elevate takes place in May, bringing together experts from all disciplines for the UK’s largest physical activity trade event

Sustrans has announced that Transport for London (TfL) high-flyer Xavier Brice will become its new chief executive from June 2016.

Transport for London invites you to ‘Walk the Tube’

A design team led by Bystrup Architecture Design and Engineering has won a design competition for central London’s first car-free bridge for cyclists and pedestrians.

Transport for London (TfL) has come up with a novel way to promote active commuting while taking in the sights of the city: following the tube on foot.

A crowdfunding campaign has been launched to harness the “huge transportation capacity” of London’s Thames River to create a floating cycle highway running through the heart of the congested city.

Transport for London (TFL) has issued a public tender for a designer and supplier to create the next generation of ‘Boris Bikes’ and inspire more Londoners to get active.

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has confirmed it has launched a formal investigation into the controversial Protein World advertising campaign, which has sparked an internet frenzy and a planned protest in Hyde Park tomorrow (2 May).

The backlash against a controversial advertising campaign for Protein World weight-loss products – which critics say promotes negative body issues – continues to grow, with a mass demonstration now planned for Hyde Park this weekend.

Mayor of London Boris Johnson has announced finalised plans for a new cycle superhighway in the UK capital.

When it comes to how best to cater for cyclists in the UK’s capital, more ideas are being “floated” than ever before. The latest is the Thames Deckway, a 7- mile (11km) stretch of cycle path that would float alongside the banks of London’s famed river.

London’s mini-Holland concept, pioneered by the London Cycling Campaign (LCC), has shifted up a gear since its inception. Now, with formulated plans, the three bid winning boroughs have had architectural figureheads appointed to each project.

Boris Johnson has allocated £100m of funding to create ‘mini-Holland’ cycling hubs around the capitals outskirts to encourage Londoners to be more active in a safe environment.