The sauna market is becoming increasingly lucrative for the wet leisure industry but how can you increase that revenue stream?
13.03.2012 The Swimming Pool and Allied Trade Association (SPATA) is always grateful for the ongoing discussions with the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) in connection to the hosepipe and other water bans and restrictions.
HMS Raleigh, the Royal Navy’s premier training establishment in Cornwall, is cutting its carbon footprint by using renewable energy to heat its swimming pool.
The threat of the worst drought to grip the UK in more than 30 years has already fed through to worried swimming pool and hot tub owners.
Arch Chemicals, the parent company of Arch Water, a brand known in the swimming pool industry for water quality and testing products, is to be taken over in a deal worth US$1.4 billion.
Public baths dating back to 1891 have been reopened following the completion of the first stage of a £4.7m restoration project.
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″]
