Site not being picked up by google – redirect/frames issue?

I have a simple web site at [url]www.greenbankpool.co.uk[/url] that shows opening times etc for a local open-air swimming pool I help run. The site’s a couple of years old, but has never been indexed by Google & I could do with some help figuring out what I need to do.

The domain name is registered via web-at-work.com, who redirect [url]http://www.greenbankpool.co.uk[/url] to [url]http://www.btinternet.com/~greenbankpool/Gbank/Index.htm[/url]

Both pages look identical in IE, but when I view the source for greenbankpool.co.uk I see that it is generated by web-at-work to do the redirect, using a title, description and keywords that I’ve entered on their control panel. So its different to the source I see for btinternet.com/~greenbankpool/Gbank/Index.htm, which is what I wrote.

I understood that frames might be the problem, so I used an old non-frame version of a Mosaic browser to compare the two and I get very different results. For [url]http://www.btinternet.com/~greenbankpool/Gbank/Index.htm[/url] I see the non-frame message that I wrote. Mosaic & [url]www.greenbankpool.co.uk[/url] gives me a load of web-at-work advertising!! Even though the web-at-work source code should handle noframes – I can’t see what’s going wrong. You can see the two results in Mosaic here:
[url]http://www.btinternet.com/~greenbankpool/Gbank/Mosaic.doc[/url]

I suspect this is the reason the site isn’t getting indexed by Google, but I’m not sure what I need to do about it (short of rewriting the site without frames).

Thanks for any help you can give to point me in the right direction, Dave

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