Stuart Broster news

Stuart Broster, chief executive of Anytime Fitness UK, will step down from his role in April 2020. Broster, who was named CEO in August 2017, ... More

Anytime Fitness is looking to tap into the increasingly active older population with the launch of Anytime Prime, an exclusive membership for the over 55s. ... More

Franchise operator Anytime Fitness has begun the roll-out of a new interior look for its clubs, aimed at adjusting its offer to cater for the ... More

Franchised fitness operator Anytime Fitness has partnered with real estate advisor CBRE to help drive its UK expansion plans. CBRE will advise on all of ... More

Anytime Fitness has opened its 150th club in the UK as it continues its rapid expansion in Europe. The opening of Anytime Paignton in Devon ... More

Stuart Broster, CEO of Anytime Fitness UK, has revealed plans to become the UK's largest fitness chain – as well as grow its portfolio across ... More

Anytime Fitness says it's targeting 400 UK clubs within the next three years, as it continues with its aggressive expansion plans. Newly-appointed chief executive, Stuart ... More

Stuart Broster has been appointed Anytime Fitness UK chief executive - a newly created role in which he is charged with making the brand the ... More

LA Fitness has launched a new exercise programme developed specifically for the over-55s. The LA Prime Time scheme, which has been piloted over 24 months ... More

LA Fitness has appointed Mark Jenkins as head of customer relationship marketing (CRM) with a brief to implement and manage its customer retention strategy. Jenkins ... More

Stuart Broster has been appointed chief operating officer at LA Fitness. He will also become a board member and has bought a stake in the ... More