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,
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Yvonne Earl
8 years ago
Important community resources
For health and well being
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Susan Dittus
8 years ago
We shouldn't let wonderful places like this just rot away
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Anonymous
8 years ago
This would be a great asset for the local community.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
The pool was the hub of the community in its hay day it certainly can be again. There is a real need for a fantastic facility like this in Pittenweem.
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Brian Adam
8 years ago
Should never have been abandoned and wantonly destroyed in the first place.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
A non-sanitised, healthy, presumed non-profit benefit to the community.
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Caroline Blackler
8 years ago
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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.
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Duncan Thomson
8 years ago
I loved the pool when I was a boy, it would be amazing to see it given a new lease of life.
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Sharon Anderson
8 years ago
Spend many childhood summers here. Would be great to see families making memories again here.
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Frances Mackay
8 years ago
I learned to swim at the Step Rock in St Andrews, and it’s gone now, so it would be great to have Pittenweem pool restored.
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John Garven
8 years ago
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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.
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Thomas izatt
8 years ago
Growing up pittenweem and cellardyke bathing pools wer a huge part of my life be great to see them restored
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Robin Barrie
8 years ago
Great idea!
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Micha Jones
8 years ago
Well overdue, best days of my childhood spent at Pittenweem bathing pool.
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Alex Bowman
8 years ago
Pittenweem would benefit immensely with the resurrection of the pool
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June Paterson
8 years ago
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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.
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David Cockburn
8 years ago
Pittenweem pool is not only of historic interest it is also part of the culture of the town. It must be restored as an important part of our heritage.
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Carolyn linfsay mcintosh
8 years ago
Loved it as a child
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Alison kennedy
8 years ago
Would be fantastic to see this restored a safe place for everyone to swim x
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,
Important community resources For health and well being
We shouldn't let wonderful places like this just rot away
This would be a great asset for the local community.
The pool was the hub of the community in its hay day it certainly can be again. There is a real need for a fantastic facility like this in Pittenweem.
Should never have been abandoned and wantonly destroyed in the first place.
A non-sanitised, healthy, presumed non-profit benefit to the community.
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.
I loved the pool when I was a boy, it would be amazing to see it given a new lease of life.
Spend many childhood summers here. Would be great to see families making memories again here.
I learned to swim at the Step Rock in St Andrews, and it’s gone now, so it would be great to have Pittenweem pool restored.
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.
Growing up pittenweem and cellardyke bathing pools wer a huge part of my life be great to see them restored
Great idea!
Well overdue, best days of my childhood spent at Pittenweem bathing pool.
Pittenweem would benefit immensely with the resurrection of the pool
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.
Pittenweem pool is not only of historic interest it is also part of the culture of the town. It must be restored as an important part of our heritage.
Loved it as a child
Would be fantastic to see this restored a safe place for everyone to swim x