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Innerva achieves government security accreditation

Grantham Meres Leisure Centre sets benchmark for net zero

Lauren Connis promoted to Oldham Active’s team

Innerva has achieved Cyber Essentials Plus, the highest accreditation under the UK Government’s Cyber Essentials scheme.

South Kesteven District Council is moving towards more sustainable leisure facilities in the UK with the launch of a Net Zero Pod at Grantham Meres Leisure Centre.

Oldham Active (Oldham Community Leisure) has promoted Lauren Connis to the new role of head of Health and Wellbeing, joining the Executive Management Team of the Greater Manchester-based community trust.

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United Fitness Brands in administration

United Fitness Brands (UFB), the boutique fitness group behind popular London studios like Barrecore, Boom Cycle, KOBOX and Triyoga, has gone into administration, marking the collapse of what was once seen as a major force in the UK’s premium wellness scene.

I Can Therapy Centre helps 82 year old regain independence with Parkinson’s

The I Can Therapy Centre, home to Innerva’s power-assisted exercise equipment, helps people who are deconditioned, disabled or managing long-term health conditions to move more and feel better.

Sport England launches £5 million programme

Sport England has launched a new £5 million national initiative, Leading the Movement, to support leaders across the sport and physical activity sector in tackling inequalities and ensuring the benefits of being active are accessible to all.

Leisure DB releases the State of the UK Fitness Industry Report 2025

The UK fitness industry has demonstrated strong growth across all key performance metrics in the 12 months to 31 March 2025, according to the State of the UK Fitness Industry Report from DB Leisure.

The revival of Porchester Spa

After re-imagining London’s original spa for its next 100 years, Christine Hartigan, architectat Space & Place, describes the aspirations, design and challenges behind the project

A grand slam in design

Hopkins Architects’ award-winning indoor courts As the Wimbledon Championships begin, the spotlight is not only on the tennis but also on the architecture that supports it. Earlier this year, Hopkins Architects received the RIBA London Award 2025 for their latest project at the All England Lawn Tennis Club: the new Indoor Tennis Centre. We take a closer look at the development