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Public lidos like Tinside Lido are typically managed by local councils or charitable trusts. They are responsible for maintenance, staffing with lifeguards, and ensuring safety for swimmers. This includes having emergency procedures in place, as seen with the rapid response by lifeguards and emergency services during the medical incident in Plymouth.
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