After three years of closure due to council budget cuts, Aberdeen’s Bon Accord Baths building could now be transformed into a new art deco arts centre.
The flexibility of concrete pool structures was shown to its best in a recent project which saw a deck level pool with a separate therapy pool scheme constructed by Contech UK.
The one-piece Delta Skymirror pool has arrived at Certikin to great acclaim and ready to capitalise on the 2011 pool season ahead.
Goggles have again been banned from use in a local authority swimming pool after fears a pair could “snap” onto a child’s face too hard, injuring them. Parents branded the ruling by Oxfordshire County Council’s healthy and safety brigade as “nutty” and “extreme.” Read the full story on Swimming Pool News [adrotate group=”4″]
In a follow up to a story that appeared in SPN’s October 2010 edition, it has emerged that the Tropicana in Weston- super-Mare will be redeveloped by a local businessman or not at all if North Somerset Council does not approve his plans. Only two bidders had expressed an interest in redeveloping the run down […]
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