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Published 15:45 10 Dec 2021 GMT

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"It’s quite common across all our members, who have come back to us that they are receiving hassle from a certain cohort."
He added that one gym, in particular, saw over 100 people cancel their membership, with the association now expecting membership rates to decline by up to 40% in January, a month many people take out a new membership.
It is now seeking financial support from the Government which includes a grant for heating swimming pools as their use has also declined.
This is not the only industry to see changes being made due to new restrictions being put in place for Christmas, the events industry has also seen a blow as they now must cut the capacity of venues in half, with many shows now either rescheduling or refunding tickets.
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