Compared with the epidemics early-2003 peak, says
Loo, "our rates are halved.
From the block in Bell Green, described as unfit for a lady to enter, to the musical
loos in West Orchards car park you had plenty to say about the city's long-gone water closets - most of it negative.
The pretty blonde, of Snodland, Kent, said: "I got to the aisle where
loo rolls were stacked but I just froze and had to get out of there straight away.
Loo of the Year Awards 2010 director Mike Bone said: "The inspectors were impressed with the toilets at each of the pubs and they thoroughly deserve their five and four-star ratings.
It was in January that staff at the gallery, in Newcastle's Ouseburn Valley, unveiled their new
loo which is also a permanent artwork.
Radio WM broadcaster Joanne Malin says: "You can tell a lot about a place by their
loos.
One of his trademark low-flying jets zooms across the entrance to the Northern Print
loo.
People using these
loos know they are clean, tidy, safe and well operated.
Occupying a site near the insect house, the new
loo is a compact, sculptural pavilion enclosed and shaded by a translucent glass roof.
The
loo payments would be part of a council scheme called Highland Comfort, which would offer incentives to tourist-related businesses across the area.
We can, for instance, twin our toilets with one in Burundi, where having a clean
loo can mean the difference between life and death.
On whether a bank was right to stop a blind man using the staff
loo What difference does it make if that member of the public is blind?
A TOWN council has been accused of flushing ratepayers' cash down a very expensive public
loo.
