After 29 years in their previous offices, Newson Pools, of Norwich, has taken the plunge and relocated. The new premises offers three times as much floor area as well as having a secure car park and yard. A showroom will provide the opportunity to meet with customers, and show them what is what is available. […]
Author: Christina Connor
AstralPool UK hosted its first seminar for several years with a Time For Change business development day held at Stratford upon Avon in December. The event provided the ideal platform to showcase a wealth of products playing a significant part in the new look 2016 AstralPool UK price list. But, most significantly, it was a […]
The inclusion of chemical-free UV disinfection is now becoming standard practice for many commercial water leisure facilities. Not only do UV systems protect against chlorine resistant microorganisms, but they also reduce combined chlorine levels, which are the cause of unpleasant smells, red eyes, asthma, contamination from bi-products and chemical structural damage. Many leisure operators are […]
Tiling expert, Steve Ainsley is expanding his business to form a onestop construction shop, specialising in swimming pool tiling. Steve set up Mastercraft Ceramic Tiling in 2013. Now his high quality work has been recognised in the pool industry following a number of high profile projects, including the tiling of the 2012 Olympic diving pool […]
The Crown Spa Hotel in Scarborough is one of the first commercial water leisure venues to benefit from the smart technology control and energy cost savings of Calorex’s new Delta environmental control system. The updated Delta 6 was selected as the ideal upgrade for a Calorex Delta 6B, which had provided 14 years of trouble-free […]
Historic Pools of Britain, the association launched in September to support the nation’s heritage swimming baths and lidos, is going from strength to strength, having recently signed up its 10th member pool. Bramley Baths in Leeds is the latest water leisure venue to become part of the association, and joins nine other heritage pools across […]
Charitable leisure trust, Kirklees Active Leisure (KAL) has been named Facility Operator of the Year 2015 by the Amateur Swimming Association (ASA). KAL, which manages 14 leisure facilities and swimming pools on behalf of Kirklees Council, won the category for operators with up to 22 wet sites and was recognised for its outstanding programmes, performance […]
Traditionally heated electrically, many hot tub users find that energy costs are high and heat up times quite slow, limiting their usability. However, E J Bowman’s new heat exchanger could provide the solution that addresses these problems. Known as the EC80, it enables hot tubs to be heated via a domestic or commercial heating system, […]
A family-owned swimming pool building and maintenance company has branched into the spa and hot tub market with the opening of a new showroom. Webster Pools has been trading in Falmouth for over 40 years and has recently opened a showroom in Penryn. Pete Webster, part of the father and son partnership behind Webster Pools […]
Cheshire residents are benefitting from a new swimming pool complex, following the closure of older swimming sites in the county. World Leisure was appointed to design and install the swimming pools, a flume, moveable floor and the spa area for the Northwich Memorial Leisure Centre. Operated by Brio Leisure, the leisure facilities are located within […]
