does that include bristol city council—owned buildings? it does.on, that doesn't sound like many. and the ones we visited, that are closing on 31st january, there is no signage, a) that they are closing, and b), where the nearest toilet is. people are quite literally going to be caught short? not necessarily. we still have a week to go. would it not be better to delay the closure, when you've got a viable community toilet nscheme up and running? it is simple to say that, but i am feeling confident that we will have a viable community scheme, and is one that is only going to grow and grow. is it all right if i use your loo? you can use the loo, go on! there is some late news. the committee that looks after the downs have agreed to look after the toilets there. but, elsewhere around the city, there are no signs of a reprieve. we are drinking more of somerset‘s finest every year, but how does it get from this to this? we've spent the last year on a legendary cider farm with a celebrity following. tucked away down a small muddy road near glastonbury li

do think that local businesses will sign up to be scheme that bristol city council are proposing?s and the security issues. a lot of the toilets will be up the stairs, or at the back. i think the answer will be no. red to find out for myself, i go across the road to the village cafe. if someone came in to use job to i lets, if someone came in to use job toilets, and they went a customer, what would you say to them? sorry, you can't use it. it is a customer's toilet. you wouldn't want anyone to useit? toilet. you wouldn't want anyone to use it? no. what can i do? can't do anything. time to head over to city hall. the toilets here were available to the public, just like in other public buildings, like the city museum. by closing the toilets, the council are saving thousands of pounds. we have not invested in our toilets over many years, so a lot of the mindset of this repair. there is a lot of anti—social behaviour going on in them, and the alternative is to look at bringing in a community toilet scheme. it says: a smooth transition from the existing arrangement of the new one, is v