The leisure business and commercial manager of Move Southwark talks to HCM about the experience of bringing leisure services back in-house

Founder member of the Active Wellbeing Service, Martyn Allison, talks through the vision of the sport and physical activity sector collaborating to deliver a service, which can narrow gaps in activity and tackle health inequalities.

Investing in employee health could create US$11.7 trillion in global economic value claims McKinsey Health Institute in its latest report, undertaken in collaboration with World Economic Forum.

UK chartered institute, CIMSPA, has teamed up with the UK government's Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to promote career opportunities in the physical activity sector and help address staff shortages.

Two new research reports have highlighted the impact of the UK's cost of living crisis on people's physical activity levels.

The MD of Benefit Systems tells Kate Cracknell how the company gives access to 5k facilities through its MultiSport card

As leisure provider GLL celebrates its 30th year of operations, its CEO and founder share their five-year vision

Developed by social impact organisation, State of Life, the Wellby is the new measure of social value

Storm LDN, a community-supporting boutique boxing gym concept based in London, is gearing up to open a £2m seed-funding round from 9 February.

UCL tracked the nation’s psychological response to the pandemic from dragging bikes out of sheds in L1.0 to spending more time on the sofa in L3.0

The International Council on Active Aging (ICAA) has made a call for policymakers and businesses – as well as society in general – to integrate wellness throughout all organisational strategies and operations in order to 'reclaim health and wellbeing for older people'.

Uniting the Movement is a 10-year vision to use sport and activity to transform lives. Sport England’s CEO tells us what makes it so exciting

Approaching half of the UK population (40 per cent) are exercising less during the current lockdown than during the first in early 2020, while one in five is watching television, streaming films and gaming more.

A free-to-access training platform has launched to help the sport and fitness workforce confidently return to work, as lockdown measures are eased.

HIIT specialist, Speedflex, is set to launch a new studio at Gateshead International Stadium in partnership with Gateshead Council.

It’s just months away until active-net 2020, the two-day educational, networking and business meetings event, which attracts professionals from across the leisure sector.

Public Health England (PHE) and the Centre for Ageing Better (CAB) have set out their shared vision for making England the "best place in the world to grow old".

UK children will be offered a greater opportunity to take part in 60 minutes of daily sport and physical activity under new government plans.

Larissa Davies and Themis Kokolakakis summarise the findings of the Active Lives Adult Survey linking sports and physical activity with positive wellbeing outcomes

The first ever Community Leisure UK Awards will be held at The Lowry hotel in Manchester on 22 May 2019.

Sport England is to invest £3m in the popular Parkrun netowrk, with a focus on helping more women and people from lower socio-economic groups to get active.

The role of physical activity and sport in the rehabilitation and resettlement of offenders in the criminal justice system is being investigated as part of a review commissioned by the Ministry of Justice.

Funding charity Spirit of 2012 has appointed Alan Coppin as chair, replacing Dugald Mackie after four-and-half years in the role.

More than one million more men than women are taking up voluntary roles in sport and activity, according to a new survey.

Leisure Trust Active Newham has expressed sadness after the death of Para athlete Abdullah Hayayei following a training ground incident on Tuesday evening (11 July) at Newham Leisure Centre.

We speak to Instructability’s Hilary Farmiloe about ensuring disabled people are represented in the fitness workforce

Two-thirds of adults aged between 50 and 70 years old - known as baby boomers - have not done any moderate physical exercise lasting 30 minutes or longer in the past month, according to a report by England’s chief medical officer.

The outdoor exercise pioneer on the FLAME Award-winning Beat the Street

Sports projects bidding for Big Lottery Fund money may be subject to new criteria as a result of a government consultation into the way the fund operates.

As part of its new 2016-2021 strategy, Sport England has scaled back the number of investment programmes it runs from more than 30 to seven, focusing on outcomes emphasised in the government’s Sporting Future strategy.