POOL INDUSTRY TOUR


COMMERCIAL REFURBISHMENT PROJECT


WINNER & GOLD STANDARD HYDROSPEC St Ignatius School, London


The Hydrospec team updated this tired looking pool and transformed it into a state-of-the-art community swimming asset utilised by not just their pupils but also local primary schools and swimming clubs.


SPONSORED BY


POOL TECHNICIAN GARETH LANCASTER


We are delighted to recognise the achievement of this outstanding candidate who has chalked up 20 years in the pool industry. Over two decades, Gareth has progressed from lifeguard to leisure manager and then from pool designer to pool engineer. Gareth has made customers’ dreams a reality, listening to their requests and ensuring projects were achieved within the constraints of budget, space and technical specification. Well done Gareth.


GOLD STANDARDS


Daniel McPherson of the Aqua Club at the Headland Hotel Gareth Lancaster of Simplex


SPONSORED BY 22 WINTER 2021


SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT


ALLEN WILSON 28.4.44 – 3.5.20


Allen Wilson died in May of 2020 and his death will undoubtedly prove to be a significant loss to the UK swimming pool industry. Allen challenged, both inside and outside the industry, on subjects like unexplained drowning and even queried the water treatment credentials of Princess Diana’s memorial water fountain. Allen was always keen to share his industry knowledge mostly, via his own, unique comedic style of presentation. He will be fondly remembered. With no hesitation, the UK Pool & Spa Awards jury paid tribute to an outstanding personality by awarding this year’s Special Achievement Award to the irreplaceable Allen Wilson and will ensure his trophy is passed to his family.


SPONSORED BY


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