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    Free swimming continues in Sandwell

    25 Aug 2020 by Leona

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    Free swimming for over 60s and children aged 16 and under will continue at Sandwell leisure centres.

    As part of the #MoveMoreSandwell programme, which aims to help people live more active lives, Sandwell Council has confirmed it is extending the funding of the free sessions – for children 16 and under during school holidays and for people over 60 during public swimming sessions – and that some sessions have now resumed.

    Sandwell Leisure Trust is providing bookable sessions for over 60s and competent young swimmers over the age of eight at Haden Hill and Wednesbury Leisure Centres. Further sessions at other centres will be announced in the coming weeks.

    Details of the changes will be sent to anyone signed up for the free swimming scheme, which has been funded by Sandwell Council since 2013.

    Since the scheme was last extended in 2015, young people have enjoyed more than 198,000 free swimming sessions, and over 60s have enjoyed more than 306,000.

    Go to www.sandwell.gov.uk/freeswimming for more information on free swimming.

    For more information on #MoveMoreSandwell visit www.healthysandwell.co.uk/movemoresandwell

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