A local disabled woman has raised more than £1,300 for charity.
Jane Barton - who was born with spina bifida and has had both of her legs amputated - swam 50 lengths at the NSC at the weekend.
She took on the 'Sink or Swim' challenge - to raise funds for 'Children in Need'.
Jane chose the NSC as she says the staff have been so "welcoming, supportive and encouraging" which has really helped her swim.
Jane explained why she chose Children in Need:
You can sponsor Jane here.
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