Harry’s Hydro, the specialist pool in the grounds of Critchill School in Frome, has applied to Marks and Spencer’s Community Energy Fund for a grant towards the cost of installing solar panels. The solar panels will help reduce running costs on the pool.
The grant is in competition with three other projects in the region (Marshfield, Shaftesbury and Bristol) and whether Harry’s Hydro receives the grant is dependent upon the number of votes received.
“The grant application has been supported by Frome Town Council, and we are very hopeful of obtaining the funding which will help secure the financial future of the hydrotherapy pool,” said Peter Bennett, a trustee of the Harry’s Hydro Appeal
“Harry’s Hydro is a registered charity and operates seven days and evenings a week. Users of the pool include residential homes for the disabled, Dorothy House hospice, day care for the disabled, various self-help groups, special needs schools, children and adults with special needs, the terminally ill, post operative patients and those suffering from arthritis, fibromyalgia and rheumatism. There are also a number of parent and baby groups using the pool.
“It would be fantastic if you readers could cast their vote for the Harry’s Hydro Solar Project by going to the following website: www.mands energyfund.com/project/28341
“The webpage explains the project, and there is a voting box at the bottom of the page – just follow the instructions. Voting closes on 30th September.”
For further information, please contact Peter Bennett on 01373 472406.”
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