Free public toilets could soon become a thing of the past in Weymouth. Town councillors have backed a multi-year refurbishment programme that will see the town's public loos upgraded to a modern standard. However, the plan will introduce card-only payment doors to help cover running costs and deter vandals. Critics have raised concerns about the impact the cashless move will have on vulnerable groups and rough sleepers.
Free public toilets could soon become a thing of the past in Weymouth.
Town councillors have backed a multi-year refurbishment programme that will see the town's public loos upgraded to a modern standard.
However, the plan will introduce card-only payment doors to help cover running costs and deter vandals.
Critics have raised concerns about the impact the cashless move will have on vulnerable groups and rough sleepers.
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