Public toilets require continual oversight rather than closure

The Echo reports the closure of East Cliff toilets for three months due to vandalism and anti-social behavior. There’s concern that this won’t resolve the underlying issues; ongoing enforcement is necessary instead. The absence of restroom facilities affects the elderly population, and complaints indicate widespread usage of these facilities as intended. Personal experience reveals that such closures have deterred travel, highlighting their importance. Author Geoff Beard-Walker, with a background as a police station front desk officer, emphasizes that if these issues aren’t addressed, anti-social behavior may simply shift to new locations.

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