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Residents have their say on swimming in the area

SWIMMERS are set to be consulted on the future of Forest Hill Pools.

Lewisham Council says it will retain swimming facilities at the site in Dartmouth Road, Forest Hill, but changes have to be made.

The public will be presented with a number of options, including demolition or a rebuild of the Victorian site.

There will also be the option to retain the existing building and add new facilities to it.

The consultation is expected to begin shortly and is set to end with a debate attended by Lewisham Mayor Steve Bullock at the end of October.

10:57am Tuesday 6th September 2005

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