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08:21 GMT, Tuesday, 13 January 2009

Child swim charge ruling reviewed

A controversial decision not to allow children to swim free of charge in council pools is to be reviewed.

Conservative-led Bath and North East Somerset Council (B&NES) agreed to waive entrance fees for over-60s.

But the authority said a £100,000 government grant being made available for free swimming was not enough to fund under-16s as well.

Eleven Labour and Liberal Democrat councillors disagreed and called for the decision to be reviewed.

Councillors were due to meet on Tuesday evening to discuss the matter.



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