£3k raised so far as campaigners fight to save historic Shoalstone Pool

They need to raise £500,000 to safeguard the site for generations to come

Shoalstone Pool's sea wall is under threat
Author: Andrew KayPublished 4th Apr 2023
Last updated 4th Apr 2023

Campaigners trying to raise £500,000 to help save an outdoor Devon swimming pool are staging a series of fundraising events - and are urging users of the pool to support them

So far more than £3,000 has been crowdfunded for the free to-use Shoalstone Pool in Brixham - which opened in the 1920s.

Engineers have warned it could wash into the sea in three to five years, as a crack grows in the sea wall.

Trustee Kim Jackson worries it could vanish even sooner, saying: "One more Storm Emma and the pool could be lost to the sea forever."

On Easter Sunday there's a fundraiser planned where dogs can enter the pool for £3 - before it is cleaned afterwards - to help raise funds to save the facility. Details here |newtab)

Click here to support the crowdfunder |newtab)

Click here for more about the Save From The Waves Campaign

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