A local council has decided to shut down the two public toilets in Bo’ness after they manage to come to an agreement with town centre companies regarding the provision of alternate facilities, a recent news report in the local media has been able to reveal.
A Wirall shopping centre will start charging for access to its public toilets to cover the costs of the acts of vandalism that saw toilet paper being stolen on numerous occasions, a recent news report in the local media has been able to reveal.
Around half of public toilets across Ely are set to close, leaving open just three locations, a recent news report in the local media has been able to find.
Two local councillors in Gretna have asked the council to use some of their underspend in a £1 million town facelift for building new public toilets in the area, a recent news report in the local media has been able to reveal.
The public toilets in Cleethorpes’ Grant Street are set to reopen almost two years after being closed – but will charge 30p for access, a recent news report has been able to find.
The public conveniences were shut in February 2014 due to council cutbacks, but are set to reopen in the near future with a turnstile, with customers being charged 30p a time.
Council-run public toilets in Flintshire are set to be either closed, demolished or transferred to local authorities, as the Flintshire Council looks to cut its overall running costs, a recent news report in the local media has been able to find.
Toilet turnstiles are a very good solution for reducing vandalism in public toilets, a phenomenon that has recently affected public conveniences in Alnwick.
The facilities at The Shambles, underneath the Northumberland Hall, were shut earlier this week as a result of louts causing more than £1,000 of destruction over the weekend. Both the male and female toilets were targeted, with damage to pans, taps and cistern.
Two sets of public toilets in Harrogate have been recommended for closure by Harrogate Borough Council (HBC) during a recent Overview and Scrutiny meeting, a news report in the local media has been able to find.
One of Clacton’s public toilet blocks will stay open despite being plagued by a range of problems, including the presence of homeless people and it being used by drug addicts, a recent news report in the local media has been able to reveal.
Fears had been raised for schoolchildren who may use the Magdalen Green toilets, off Old Road, as it is on many pupils’ routes to White Hall Academy and Clacton Coastal Academy.