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Fusion Lifestyle and Bedford Borough Council say group exercise and gym sessions will begin again on Wednesday 30 September and the pool will open on Thursday 1 October. Fusion Lifestyle have come under increasing criticism from Bedfordians for keeping public leisure facilities closed while private facilities have been open for over two months.

Read: Con-Fusion as customers met with silence over cancelled classes. Fusion manage eight leisure facilities on behalf of the council. Their contract is due to end in , but there have been calls for the contract to be cancelled early. Fusion were put on notice of an improvement plan, which was gained off by full council in December Telephone We use your mobile number as the primary method of contact to respond to you quickly.

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A "much cherished" swimming pool that was built by a multi-millionaire philanthropist has celebrated its 50th anniversary. It was donated to the town by Sir David Robinson, who made his fortune in the TV and radio rental business, and he also founded Robinson College in Cambridge and a maternity hospital. Sir David , originally from Cambridge, moved to Bedford in , where he initially took over a garage before making his fortune in the home entertainment rental market.

He also built the Clarehaven Stables in Newmarket to pursue his love of horseracing. Mr Robinson tended to shun the limelight for his charitable deeds.