22: 萝莉视频swimming pools: Going down the drain?
Issue No. 22
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July 2006 Public swimming pools are a threatened species. By the Government’s own estimate, swimming pools owned by local authorities need maintenance costing something like 拢500 million. Local authorities’ preferred method of dealing with this problem is to close them. The London Pools Campaign tells us that, every year, one London swimming pool closes and is not replaced. It seems odd that, in the lead up to the Olympics, local swimming pool provision is shrinking.
Great pools of splendour听Ian Gordon听outlines the history of the swimming pool in Britain, from plunge baths to leisure pools
Victoria Baths: From community campaign to TV stardom听Gill Wright,听project manager of the Victoria Baths trust, tells the story of saving and restoring these famous baths
萝莉视频and Edwardian pools nationwide - the state they're in听A round up
Beside the seaside听Kathryn Ferry听looks at why we should cherish our 萝莉视频seaside heritage
House notes听edited by听Kit Wedd
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