Nantwich’s outdoor brine pool has been crowned one of UK’s best hidden gems in a study.
As the hot weather saw many flocking to outdoor swimming facilities, a study looked at social media and the number of times facilities around the country were hash-tagged.
Nantwich’s popular Outdoor Swimming Pool re-opens to the public on Friday.
And the timing looks good as weather forecasts suggest warmer temperatures and plenty of sunshine over the next two weeks.
Nantwich swimming pool will open again to the public from September 1, Everybody Leisure has announced.
The trust has already reopened 11 sports facilities across Cheshire East for activities such as gym, group fitness and outdoor swimming, including the brine pool in Nantwich.
Nantwich Outdoor Pool which reopened to the public on July 20 has unveiled its summer season timetable for all ages.
Adults have been able to use one of the only outdoor brine pools in the country since it reopened.
Nantwich Partnership is hoping to carry out improvements to two visitor attractions in the town.
It has submitted plans for more seating and a landscape feature area on Mill Island.
Nantwich Outdoor Pool will officially open for the new summer season this Saturday May 4.
And a spokesperson for Everybody Sport and Recreation said the pool will host free swimming as part of “fitness day” for members and non-members on Sunday May 5.
Nantwich’s famous outdoor Brine Pool is to re-open this weekend – just in time to catch the warm sunny weather forecast!
The pool re-opens to the public for the summer season on Saturday May in time for the Bank Holiday.
Nantwich Outdoor Pool has been basking in the glory of the hot weather this week.
And hundreds of visitors have also been taking advantage of the facility’s new outdoor cafe.
Nantwich’s famous outdoor pool reopens for the summer this weekend.
The pool, named as one of Britain’s Best Outdoor Pools by the Telegraph in 2014, opens this Saturday May 2.
Nantwich Museum featured a part of its “Celebration of Salt” exhibition at the Salt Sunday event held at Winnington. The exhibition focussed on the literary celebrations of the local salt industry.
A new exhibition on “salt” is adding flavour to the offerings in Nantwich Museum’s community gallery. Called A Celebration of Salt, it tells the story of brine in Nantwich and enables visitors to view brine from the “Old Biot” spring and the salt that it produced.
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