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GM Active to train staff to meet future public health needs

Leisure centres supporting Covid-19 testing and vaccinations rollout

Work on Derby’s Moorways Sports Village reaches major milestone

GM Active, a collective of 12 leisure and community organisations from across Greater Manchester, is upskilling its workforce to meet public health needs.

A number of leisure centre facilities run by Parkwood Leisure are being used as Covid-19 testing sites and vaccination centres.

Construction work on Derby’s new 50m swimming pool and water park has reached an important milestone, with the completion of the steelwork and main structure of the building.

National survey to benchmark the mental health of fitness workforce

A national survey, to litmus test mental health at every level of the fitness and active leisure workforce, has launched in association with The Chartered Institute for the Management of Sport and Physical Activity (CIMSPA).

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UK Sport outlines plans for £352m investment in Olympic and Paralympic sport

UK Sport has signalled its intent for the UK to become successful in a wider range of sports and build a high-performance sports community which reflects the diversity of British society.

Activity levels among teenage boys hardest hit by pandemic

Sport England’s latest Active Lives Children and Young People Survey shows teenage boys were hardest hit by the pandemic but girls became more active as they found alternative ways to be active.

Anytime Fitness supports members in lockdown with new expert panel

Anytime Fitness UK has unveiled its Panel of Health, comprising four leading experts who will support its members during lockdown and beyond.

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Oxford University's 'self changing' smart sports floor

The futuristic floor is part of Oxford University’s new multi-million pound Acer Nethercott sports centre built by Beard. It is part of a major redesign of the university’s sports facilities on the historic Iffley Road track where Sir Roger Bannister broke the four-minute mile.

Women's football aiming for excellent

This exciting new £70m development is the next step on an exciting journey to develop the women’s game. It will support the realisation of the FA’s Game Plan for Growth; a strategy to grow participation in women’s and girls’ football, creating a sustainable and successful high performance system to ensure England teams compete with distinction on the world stage at every age group.

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