'Grave concern' over future of swimming poolspublished at 06:08 British Summer Time 25 May 2021
One in 10 pools may never open again after the financial damage of the pandemic, Swim Wales says.
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One in 10 pools may never open again after the financial damage of the pandemic, Swim Wales says.
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