Opening Times

The swimming pool is closed for winter. It will re-open in May 2019. 

Term Time

Week Days 3.45pm - 4.45pm & 7.00pm - 8.00pm
Weekends 2.30pm - 4.30pm

School Holidays 22nd July – 31st August

Week Days 2.30pm - 4.30pm & 7.00pm - 8.00pm
Weekends 2.30pm - 4.30pm

To Contact the Pool Committee for any queries please email tpcomm@googlegroups.com 

Standard Price:   Adult(18+) Swim £5.00     Child Swim £3.00

Season Ticket

Unlimited use for 1 household
Village Resident £50  |  Non Village Resident £80

Membership

Swimmers then pay 50% of the standard price
Village Resident £25  | Non Village Resident £40

Please note: Season tickets/membership only applies to the household members and not their guests

 

 

Pool hire

The pool can be hired privately at times other than normal opening hours plus 30 minutes either side of the opening times these can be viewed in the opening times calendar.

Pool Hire Costs

Standard price £40/hr 
£30/hr for registered pool openers 

Please use this link to make a booking request

Openers

Volunteer openers are still required – If you wish to be an opener all you need is a recognised and valid first aid certificate. If you don’t have the first aid certificate, there will be a further resus training day held. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer opener, please email tintinhullpool@gmail.com

Pool Procedures

Pool Rules 

Operating Procedures 

Accessibility For Disabled Users 

Incident Report Form 

Private Hire Agreement Form 

Private Hire Terms and Conditions 

Risk Assessment 2019 

 

 

History of the pool

Tintinhull swimming pool was dug and built entirely by voluntary labour in the 1930s and operated initially as a club open to all villagers just like any other village organisation. The pool was filled with water pumped up from an adjacent bore hole, which in the absence of chemical dosing and filtration gradually turned green which the frogs seemed to enjoy but the humans less so! Modern dosing and filtration now keep the pool safe and gas fired heating makes it pleasant to swim whatever the weather. More recently, with the advancing age of the fabric, changes in our community’s leisure expectations and increasing regulatory demands, the Pool has come under the control of the Parish Council. However, to this day it is still run entirely by volunteers who give up their time to open the pool, 2 at a time to maintain good order and respond in an emergency.