Pool & Spa Scene: LIW REVIEW
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closely at cost-savings across the utilities. “We are we are doing well with governing bodies as an intense training centre for elite swimmers but we are looking at all ages and levels.
“Hopefully with the media coverage on both Olympics and
Paralympics will generate a lot of income into our facility and to get people active.”
FRESH IDEAS
Debra Falkingham runs her Debra’s Little Fish, swim school, at a school pool inPocklington, Yorkshire. She knows she has to come up with fresh ideas to keep attracting customers as well as retaining clients to her business.
“I am at LIW looking for new initiatives and ideas and equipment for the swim school from arm bands and fl oats to safety such as non slip.”
Debra operates her swim classes out of a local school pool.
“We are always challenged to fi nancially keep the kids coming in and to keep ahead of the competition we have to keep coming up with something different.” “We have found more interest from parents signing up children from high profi le some high profi le drowning incidents rather than the Olympics,” Debra comments.
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COMMUNITY SUPPORT A team from the Severn Centre Trust, Highley, Shropshire were visiting LIW to look at ways of maximising the potential of their multi sports facilities but also to investigate the possibilities for extending the use of its outdoor swimming pool. “The pool is open from May to September but did not have its best year this year with the disappointing weather over the summer,” says David Beech, duty manager. “We are exploring ideas such as enclosing the pool but need to be sure such a signifi cant investment will be well received by the community and it will be well used.”
Make A Date in Your Diary to visit
LIW 2013
September 24 – 26 NEC Birmingham
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