Issue - meetings

Having considered an open and a confidential officer report and a

presentation by a job share Cabinet Member for Culture & Leisure, Councillor

Andre Bourne, the Mayor and Cabinet agreed that:

(1) a 3 year and 6 month extension be approved;

(2) the removal of the free gym, swim and athletics track access for residents

aged 60 and above, with these members paying a concessionary rate be

approved with free access to gyms, swimming and the athletics track is to be

retained for residents with registered disabilities

(3) in principle approval be given for the next fees and charges price increase

for leisure centre users  (in accordance with CPI inflation) to take place in

April 2023 after a pricing freeze in the initial two years.

The report was formally proposed by Councillor De Ryk and seconded by

Councillor Bell and then presented virtually by Councillor Bourne.

Having considered an open and a confidential officer report and a

presentation by a job share Cabinet Member for Culture & Leisure, Councillor

Andre Bourne, the Mayor and Cabinet for the reasons set out in the report

and by a vote of 7-0 of voting members in physical attendance;

RESOLVED that

(1) a 3 year and 6 month extension be approved;

(2) the removal of the free gym, swim and athletics track access for residents

aged 60 and above, with these members paying a concessionary rate be

approved with free access to gyms, swimming and the athletics track is to be

retained for residents with registered disabilities

(3) in principle approval be given for the next fees and charges price increase

for leisure centre users  (in accordance with CPI inflation) to take place in

April 2023 after a pricing freeze in the initial two years.