Newry, Mourne and Down District Council is seeking your views regarding a strategy it has prepared which looks at its current provision of Public Toilets across the district and how this service can change in the future.
The Council has no legal responsibility to provide public toilets, however, the strategy concludes that the Council should continue to provide a Public Toilet Service and that a range of improvements should be considered including increasing provision, reviewing opening hours, functionality, cleaning practices, maintenance, corporate branding and advertising.
There is recognition within the Public Toilet Strategy that such improvements whilst having a value, are at a cost, and so consideration on how such costs can be paid for must be considered and agreed as part of any planned improvements.
Newry, Mourne and Down District Council Chairperson, Councillor Laura Devlin said, “Public Toilets are an essential public service, this is something we all have had an opportunity to fully appreciate during this pandemic. I would encourage all residents, businesses and visitors, to take the time to complete the questionnaire which is seeking views on the recommendations within the strategy."
The public consultation period for the Public Toilet Strategy will run for a period of 12 weeks from Friday 20 November 2020 to Friday 12 February 2021. For further information and to complete the questionnaire please visit: www.newrymournedown.org/consultations-residents
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