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David Lloyd Clubs has introduced women-only spa sessions at some locations in response to feedback from female members who feel uncomfortable using shared facilities with men. This decision has sparked complaints from male customers regarding potential discrimination, as there is no equivalent men-only session offered. The gym group defends the initiative as aligning with the principles of the Equality Act 2010.
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David Lloyd Clubs has introduced women-only spa sessions at some locations in response to feedback from female members who feel uncomfortable using shared facilities with men. This decision has sparked complaints from male customers regarding potential discrimination, as there is no equivalent men-only session offered. The gym group defends the initiative as aligning with the principles of the Equality Act 2010.
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