Surrey Heath, is taking part for the first time, spreading benefits to both age groups, after the Government offered local authorities another opportunity to be part of the scheme in August, or to extend it to everyone aged 16 and under.

The initiative, which began in April, has been a big hit throughout England, with official figures showing more than 4.4 million free swims in the first quarter.

The councils extending free swimming to young people are Barnet, Broxtowe, East Hampshire, Mansfield, Plymouth and Reading. This brings the number of local authorities offering the scheme to 260 for people over sixty, and 197 for young people.

Their decision to take up the Government’s offer was welcomed by Ben Bradshaw, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, one of the fiveIn the 2007 NFC Championship game, Manning threw for 254 yards and outplayed Brett Favre to send the Giants to the Super Bowl. So far today, Manning has 228 yards, and he has another half to prove the Giants still have some magic left in their year.

The Giants are up 20-10. Here are five adjustments Tom Coughlin and Co. need to make to win this game and punch a ticket to San Francisco for the Championship game.

1. Stick with Jacobs and Bradshaw

New York probably can't win this game sharing the clock with the Packers, and it's been obvious from the very first drive that clock control is part of the game plan.

So the Giants simply have to get Jacobs and Bradshaw into the game. Straight running plays haven't