Swimmers have said the restoration of an Edwardian swimming baths in Manchester was “worthwhile”.
The venue in Withington had been saved from closure after a campaign from local residents.
A lot of the original tiling and brickwork has been restored rather than replaced, Paul Smith, director of Withington Baths said.
After attracting lottery funding, the site includes a new stained glass window sporting the city’s symbol of the industrious bee.
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