Plea over cash for survival of baths

Campaigners fighting to save a condemned Black Country baths are lobbying the regional development agency for funding to help keep the facility open.

Published

Campaigners fighting to save a condemned Black Country baths are lobbying the regional development agency for funding to help keep the facility open.

The baths, in Pear Tree Lane, Coseley, will close later this summer as Tory-controlled Dudley Council says they need £2 million of work by August, including £1 million urgent roof repairs, to make them safe.