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Free swimming for young and old
Former_MSE_Rose
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I don't mind this scheme if the children are only able to swim at certain times.
It irritates me when I've paid £3.50 to swim amongst lots of teenagers who don't respect the lanes or my personal space. The noise on some occasions when there has been free U16 swimming has been shocking- so bad I've asked for a refund and left.
I'd love to know whether the councils see a drop in paying swimmers at any point in their timetables- e.g. after 3pm or on weekends.
(Having just checked the link, only the Oxford pools I use are affected- so Oxford city council will be losing my custom unless it's an adult only night)If you aim for the moon if you miss at least you will land among the stars!0 -
In Kirklees it's only for certain sessions I believe. The lane swimming sessions are just for adults still0
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nuneaton has opted out...cant afford it according to the local ragonwards and upwards0
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in County Durham its for any standard session and for under 18's (not 16's much to dd's relief as she turned 16 last week and thought she was going to miss out on the freebie, brought her up in true MSE style ) and over 60's0
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