Regular users of mid Devon's leisure centres will have to pay more in future as the council seeks to raise extra income by putting up membership fees.
Several membership packages will rise in cost, including those for children and over-60s, and those which are currently subsidised by the council.
The proposed changes will be discussed by councillors next week.
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