Concerns have been raised that a Cornwall Council questionnaire on the future of five leisure facilities which face closure may be “biased”.
The council is undertaking public consultation after leisure centre operator GLL announced it could no longer operate five of the facilities it is responsible for in Cornwall.
Leisure centres in Wadebridge, Falmouth, Launceston and Saltash are all under threat of closure along with the hydrotherapy pool in St Austell.
The council insists that no final decision has been made about the leisure centres and says it is considering all options. However it has said that unless alternative arrangements can be found then the centres in Saltash, Wadebridge and Falmouth will close in March 2022 and Launceston in January 2023.
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