A Scarborough councillor is working to bring back a familiar aspect of the town.
Rich Maw admits there's very little chance of resurrecting the South Bay swimming pool- which closed in 1989.
But he says safe sea swimming zones and tidal pools have been created in other areas- with health and wellbeing benefits- as well as being a tourism draw.
Councillor Maw says he's been in touch with local supporters of the plan:
Rich says he's realistic about his aims but remains positive the plan could go ahead:


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