The local council has officially confirmed that the project to restore the Pittenweem Bathing Pool will proceed as planned. I am grateful to the 248 individuals who supported this goal and helped secure this outcome for our community. We will monitor the progress of the restoration work as it begins …
Isn't it about time Pittenweem Bathing Pool was restored? Wouldn't it be great to see it being used as an Outdoor recreation area? In the summer months for swimming and picnicking & in the winter months for kayaking & outdoor water sports?
Lets see if we can get this back to its original condition and have some outdoor fun again, lets get the kids outdoors instead of being stuck in the house with nothing to do.
All you need to do is SIGN this petition, lets get the ball rolling:
The feedback regarding the revitalization of the bathing pool has been encouraging and highlights the deep community desire for this restoration. I have been drafting proposals for local council members to initiate a formal conversation about the site. Your continued interest reinforces the necessity of maintaining this space for future recreation.
May 4, 2010
The momentum behind the restoration of the Pittenweem Bathing Pool has reached a significant point of progress. This level of interest underscores a shared vision for our coastline and confirms that our community is ready to reclaim this space for seasonal recreation.
Reached 100 supporters
May 4, 2010
40 Comments
S
Susan brown
10 years ago
Featured
Would love this to be open again . I'm happy to hold outdoor swimming lessons too in the warmer months
J
jacqueline Archibald
10 years ago
Featured
Get the pool restored to how it was in the 60's. Young people need to spend more time outdoors and this would be the ideal place for them.
E
Elaine Summers
8 years ago
Featured
I remember spending all the summer holidays at the pool in the 1960.s,The raft. Races on the Galla days,,,Foundry boys Such fantastic memories,Would be lovely to think the next generation could have the same fun,
C
Caroline Blackler
8 years ago
Featured
This is a much needed resource in a rural area with no local swimming pool. Restoring the pool with bring so many benefits to the area, from access to the facility for locals (improved health) to bringing in tourism and helping local businesses.
J
John Garven
8 years ago
Featured
The Bathing Pool was probably THE hub of the community, throughout the Summer, when I was growing up in Pittenweem. The loss of this facility, due to neglect, has robbed generations of young people of the chance to learn to be safe in the water. Let's have it back, please.
J
June Paterson
8 years ago
Featured
This is a wonderful asset to the Burgh of Pittenweem and has been used well over decades. Salt, fresh, clean water. It only went into disrepair when the Burghs in Fife lost their control to the County.
Y
Yvonne Earl
8 years ago
Important community resources
For health and well being
S
Susan Dittus
8 years ago
We shouldn't let wonderful places like this just rot away
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The local council has officially confirmed that the project to restore the Pittenweem Bathing Pool will proceed as planned. I am grateful to the 248 individuals who supported this goal and helped secure this outcome for our community. We will monitor the progress of the restoration work as it begins …
Isn't it about time Pittenweem Bathing Pool was restored? Wouldn't it be great to see it being used as an Outdoor recreation area? In the summer months for swimming and picnicking & in the winter months for kayaking & outdoor water sports?
Lets see if we can get this back to its original condition and have some outdoor fun again, lets get the kids outdoors instead of being stuck in the house with nothing to do.
All you need to do is SIGN this petition, lets get the ball rolling:
The feedback regarding the revitalization of the bathing pool has been encouraging and highlights the deep community desire for this restoration. I have been drafting proposals for local council members to initiate a formal conversation about the site. Your continued interest reinforces the necessity of maintaining this space for future recreation.
May 4, 2010
The momentum behind the restoration of the Pittenweem Bathing Pool has reached a significant point of progress. This level of interest underscores a shared vision for our coastline and confirms that our community is ready to reclaim this space for seasonal recreation.
Reached 100 supporters
May 4, 2010
40 Comments
S
Susan brown
10 years ago
Featured
Would love this to be open again . I'm happy to hold outdoor swimming lessons too in the warmer months
J
jacqueline Archibald
10 years ago
Featured
Get the pool restored to how it was in the 60's. Young people need to spend more time outdoors and this would be the ideal place for them.
E
Elaine Summers
8 years ago
Featured
I remember spending all the summer holidays at the pool in the 1960.s,The raft. Races on the Galla days,,,Foundry boys Such fantastic memories,Would be lovely to think the next generation could have the same fun,
C
Caroline Blackler
8 years ago
Featured
This is a much needed resource in a rural area with no local swimming pool. Restoring the pool with bring so many benefits to the area, from access to the facility for locals (improved health) to bringing in tourism and helping local businesses.
J
John Garven
8 years ago
Featured
The Bathing Pool was probably THE hub of the community, throughout the Summer, when I was growing up in Pittenweem. The loss of this facility, due to neglect, has robbed generations of young people of the chance to learn to be safe in the water. Let's have it back, please.
J
June Paterson
8 years ago
Featured
This is a wonderful asset to the Burgh of Pittenweem and has been used well over decades. Salt, fresh, clean water. It only went into disrepair when the Burghs in Fife lost their control to the County.
Y
Yvonne Earl
8 years ago
Important community resources
For health and well being
S
Susan Dittus
8 years ago
We shouldn't let wonderful places like this just rot away
Would love this to be open again . I'm happy to hold outdoor swimming lessons too in the warmer months