I motored up to the Sports Club this evening, in the expectation that the swimming-pool would, at least, be open.
Yet again, they have let down the loyal membership with a printed notice on the door stating that the pool is closed due to a "broken cover". No notification to members; no indication as to when we can expect the pool to re-open. No adequate communication.
It doesn't really surprise me; though it is still deplorable. Little wonder numbers are dwindling. Those who supervise the pool appear to be indifferent towards the Sports Club. Were a member of staff at a private health club to treat members in such a manner, they'd have been dismissed within a week or two. Not twenty years.
I'll simply continue to exercise at the private health club I belong to, though I'll miss the swimming.
Monday, 4 January 2010
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4 comments :
Is this CCB, or the gym you joined?
CCB.
Surely the pool's pretty grim anyway. You should join David Lloyd; it is expensive in comparison to the alternatives, but it's quite good value if one uses it fairly often.
W.
Don't tempt me! I have considered Lloyd's though, believe it or not, I still enjoy swimming at CCB despite its deficiencies. I'll most remain there till the bitter end!
What I want - and shan't get - is "regime change" at the pool. As you say, it is grim and grimy; not, to my mind, properly cleaned inside and out. The grime lying on the floor of the pool has been there since it was painted!
The changing-room is frequently untidy and littered with dirt and rubbish.
I have complained in writing to the previous headmaster (Pollock) and others about the situation about a decade ago, to no avail. The "supervisor" in charge remains in place still.
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