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'People's health will be affected' as council hikes gym membership prices


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The article from MSN discusses how local councils in the UK are increasing gym membership prices, which could negatively impact public health. The price hikes are attributed to budget cuts and rising operational costs. This increase in fees might deter people, especially those from lower-income backgrounds, from maintaining gym memberships, potentially leading to reduced physical activity levels. Health experts warn that this could exacerbate issues like obesity, heart disease, and mental health problems, as regular exercise is crucial for preventing these conditions. The article also mentions that some councils are considering alternative solutions like offering discounted rates or free access to certain groups to mitigate the adverse effects on community health.

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