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Welcome to new the interim version of the Swimming Pool News website. Watch this space as a brand new site will be launched later this year.
Check back regularly as news stories will be featured on this site that do not appear in the printed/digital version.
LATEST NEWS
Advice to prevent drowning
as summer arrives
Take precautions and prepares before you go swimming is the message from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents as summer arrives.
In previous years, an increase in the number of accidental drownings has been seen during periods of warm weather. To prevent similar tragedies this year, the advice is for people to consider the risks before plunging into the water.
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Industry reacts with caution to make swimming free
The UK’s swimming pool industry has reacted with reservations to the Government’s plans to make swimming free for all by 2012, with the over 60's enjoying free swims by the end of this year.
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Teenagers start to reject
swimming
The proportion of teenagers who swim regularly has dropped dramatically in the last ten years, according to new figures which swimming teachers suggested showed older children are rejecting the nation's favourite sporting activity.
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UK to monitor new disease alert system launched in the United States
British swimming pool manufacturers have promised to monitor a revolutionary new system in the United States which will act as an early warning system for outbreaks of disease in swimming pools.
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Take precautions and prepares before you go swimming is the message from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents as summer arrives.
In previous years, an increase in the number of accidental drownings has been seen during periods of warm weather. To prevent similar tragedies this year, the advice is for people to consider the risks before plunging into the water.
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Industry reacts with caution to make swimming free
The UK’s swimming pool industry has reacted with reservations to the Government’s plans to make swimming free for all by 2012, with the over 60's enjoying free swims by the end of this year.
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The proportion of teenagers who swim regularly has dropped dramatically in the last ten years, according to new figures which swimming teachers suggested showed older children are rejecting the nation's favourite sporting activity.
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UK to monitor new disease alert system launched in the United States
British swimming pool manufacturers have promised to monitor a revolutionary new system in the United States which will act as an early warning system for outbreaks of disease in swimming pools.
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