1/5 Yvetta R. 8 months ago on Google
We
were
hoping
to
stay
for
their
"Inclusive"
swimming
session,
which,
was
supposed
to
be
for
people
of
various
ages
and
abilities
but
were
told
that
this
is
exclusive
for
registered
disabled
people.
This
is
clearly
misdescribed
on
their
website,
as
are
their
opening
hours.
One
of
the
women/lifeguards
with
an
Australian
accent
was
rude
and
argumentative.
She
also
seemed
to
ignore
what
information
appeared
on
their
website.
I
was
having
quite
bad
back
problems
on
the
day
and
needed
to
swim
but
this
was
not
possible
due
to
their
restrictions.
This
is
supposed
to
be
a
public
swimming
pool
open
to
all
and
encouraging
people
to
pursue
sports
activities.
It
is
not
acceptable
to
exclude
various
groups
of
people
from
using
the
facilities
altogether
at
different
times
of
the
day
based
on
their
gender
or
health.
There
are
discriminatory
practices
taking
place
here.
Branding
these
exclusions
as
"inclusive"
is
insulting,
while
describing
them
as
open
to
people
of
all
ages
or
abilities
is
mis
selling.
Being
rude
to
paying
guests
is
also
unacceptable.
We
would
suggest
that
the
offending
member
of
staff
undergoes
further
training
on
her
customer
service
skills
as
well
as
centre-specific
information
or
at
least
she
refrains
from
arguing.
Ultimately,
an
obnoxious
person
is
not
suitable
for
a
public-facing
job.
The
changing
rooms
were
also
poor,
small
and
cramped
with
only
3
showers.
The
one
I
used
didn't
lock
while
another
one
was
too
small.
There
was
a
huge
pushchair
parked
in
this
small
space
and
on
the
way
out
there
was
a
boy
in
the
female
changing
rooms...
This
is
an
overall
unacceptable
swimming
pool
that
doesn't
fulfil
its
purpose
and
by
far
the
worst
out
of
all
the
"Better"
ones
that
we
have
tried.
"We
hope
that
Better"'s
suitability
to
run
this
swimming
centre
is
re-examined.
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