After celebrating its 25th anniversary last year, Fusion Lifestyle has called in administrators after a “prolonged period of financial difficulty.”

How can clubs best serve Gen Alpha? Vicci Wells shares insights from the Youth Sport Trust study

Fresh from her Women’s Rugby World Cup victory, Rosie Galligan was at the official launch of a landmark site for The Gym Group.

The Gym Group is celebrating successful half-year results – and the ongoing benefits of the Next Chapter strategy – with like-for-like pre-tax profits up £4.4 million to £4.9 million.

Foundry’s MD reveals plans to take its ‘posh spit and sawdust’ training concept to more local markets and also to pilot a franchise package

Twelve million shares in Life Time Group Holdings are currently in play since CEO, Bahram Akradi revealed the company intends to sell six million shares, while certain stockholders are selling a further six million in an underwritten public offering.

Ten years after the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) is awarding new operating contracts for the London Aquatics Centre and Copper Box Arena.

Pete Wells explains industry representation at COP26 and James Foley on lowering carbon emissions and saving cash and planet

Underground Gym’s co-founder on breaking the rules with a new model and building a self-funded business from scratch

Public swimming and fitness facilities will return to unused Grade II-listed baths in Bristol after Fusion Lifestyle beat off competition from bidders to acquire the lease.

Gyms must protect themselves and their members when it comes to duty of care and safety of their facilities, with evidence suggesting the compensation culture has reached the fitness sector.

Tom Walker investigates legal liability – exploring the considerations operators must make to ensure they keep themselves and their customers safe

The risk of catching an infection from visiting a health club is "extremely low" despite a Channel 4 programme investigation that found some gym equipment had more types of bacteria on them than a toilet seat.

Lincs Inspire is introducing a wellness scheme targeting over 55s or anyone with an ongoing health condition to help them improve both physical and mental wellbeing.

Leisure industry heavyweights have raised concerns for the future after the UK voted to leave the European Union (EU) following the referendum on its membership. KPMG – one of the big four auditors along with Deloitte, EY and PwC – has said the decision is likely to cause CEOs within the leisure and hospitality sector a great deal of uncertainty and concern.

Frome Sport and Fitness has reopened following a £2m investment by Fusion Lifestyle.

Western and Japanese concepts of spatial definition and materiality merge in a newly opened spa and health club in Tokyo, designed by COE Architecture International.

The new £8.4m Grimsby Leisure Centre is now open for business, bringing a raft of new facilities to the adjoining Burnett Leisure Complex.

The founder and CEO of BioRitmo and SmartFit talks to Kate Cracknell about cannibalising his own brand, handing the reins to his staff, and the challenges of operating in Brazil

Outdoor exercise provider British Military Fitness has become the first operator to receive ukactive Outdoor Code of Practice certification (OCOP).

A physical activity loyalty card (PAL), which rewards users with shopping vouchers, has been launched in Northern Ireland with the aim of combating inactivity.

Not-for-profit healthcare organisation Nuffield Health has today (5 August) announced the acquisition of nine Virgin Active health clubs.

Ray Algar takes a look at an initiative by Denmark's Fresh Fitness to fund fresh water wells in Uganda

Pure Power Studios - a new independently owned cluh in Tunbridge Wells, Kent - is the first studio in the UK to purchase the Power Plate pro7 machine, installing four of the latest models.

North East Lincolnshire Council plans to invest £15.1m on improved leisure provision in the area after a survey revealed that only 45 per cent of the adult community undertake physical activity.

East Lindsey District Council (ELDC) has insisted that work will continue on the new £12m Louth Leisure Centre despite the project's contractors going into administration.

Fusion has invested £750,000 in three leisure centres after winning the contract to manage the sites in October.