A new campaign by the British Toilet Association (BTA) is asking for the government to make free toilets compulsory in every town and city in the UK, and are concerned that for some authorities, it’s not a number one, or even a number two priority, a recent news report has been able to suggest.
A local community is well on its way towards raising the full amount required to run a local public toilet for year, thereby possibly creating a blueprint for combatting the public toilet closure programme instituted by the region’s cash-strapped council, a recent news report in the local media has been able to suggest.
Moray Council’s decision to close public toilets will likely affect local tourism, a recent news report in the local media has been able to suggest.
Communities in the Scottish Highlands are demanding improved public toilet provision, warning that the lack of public conveniences could lead to a drop in tourist footfall, a recent report can suggest.
Following discussions between Newport City Council, the National Museums and Arts Galleries of Wales and Cadw, toilets in Caerleon Pavilion in Broadway are now available to the public for the next year, a recent news report in the local media can reveal.
A local authority will hold on vote on whether to reopen a set of closed public toilets, a recent news report has been able to suggest.
Public toilets across Tonbridge might be in danger of closing after the council announced a review into the future of the service, a recent news report in the local media has been able to suggest.
The options being considered include closing public toilets, retaining them, handing over responsibility to parish councils, and setting up a community toilet scheme – where businesses are paid to allow people to use their facilities without a purchase.
The public toilets in in St Mary’s Way in Melton are set to be demolished to make way for upgraded new facilities, a recent news report in the local media has been able to suggest.
Local councils in Wales should focus on opening more public toilets in order to boost tourism, as well as offer better services to local residents, Welsh Health Secretary Vaughan Gething has said.
The closure of the public toilets on Roanhead beach in Barrow has led to a massive campaign by local residents, who are complaining that they have seen visitors urinating in public since they closed, a recent news report in the local media has been able to suggest.
The formerly council-run toilets at Roanhead have been closed for some time after the ownership was transferred from Barrow Council to the National Trust.