The way things are going they might pump it back up again and use it for fuelling Boris's second-hand German water cannons.Which reminded me - what exactly does happen to the wee, when it goes down the pop up.... urine's a pretty good conductor of electricity on account of all the dissolved minerals
"A man in the Dutch city of Amsterdam has been injured after a pop-up public toilet sunk into the ground emerged unexpectedly....."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-30254888?ocid=socialflow_twitter
I think not - there was a shocked post earlier on of an incident outside (opposite) the new restaurant in the Railway Hotel.Obviously ladies are too demure to have need of such facilities
I think not - there was a shocked post earlier on of an incident outside (opposite) the new restaurant in the Railway Hotel.
Maybe we should just all be fitted with catheters, to go with the ID chip in the forehead soon needed to enter Brixton bars!Maybe they should have Shepee dispensers similar to the cup dispensers usually found by water coolers. That would be egalitarian.
Maybe we should just all be fitted with catheters, to go with the ID chip in the forehead soon needed to enter Brixton bars!
Yes, I heard that it proved far more trouble that it's worth.McDonalds features on that map - but recently in the evenings (after 8pm I think) it becomes 'takeaway only' and closes all the seating as well as the toilets to customers.
McDonalds features on that map - but recently in the evenings (after 8pm I think) it becomes 'takeaway only' and closes all the seating as well as the toilets to customers.
Perhaps they should give them to GLL as the council has proven incapable of running them for the last 30 years.A friend took a look inside the underground loos in Windrush Square a while ago. They're in remarkably good condition.
This was a policy back in the Linda Bellos administration in 1986. Where facilities such as public toilets closed, and savings were required, they stayed closed - for ever. The toilets were actually closed because they needed to cut off the water to connect a water fountain outside the library - which no longer exists.Why are those underground toilets closed? Everyone needs a piss in Brixton once in a while....
I kinda assumed they may have been closed on police advice a good while ago due to drug taking/dealing in the area? or was it literally so the council could save a few quid?
i normally hate charges for toilets (50p at train stations now, GTF!), but maybe 10p donations with a barrier system would at least partially fund keeping them open. obviously the majority of people will jump the barrier (hence 'donation'), but probably better than having piss and vomit everywhere in the nearby vicinity.
That is an excellent idea. One wonders whether Paul McGlone could sneak that into the PFI contract?cheers for that, some interesting history i wouldn't have known, having been born in 1986.
the logic seems a little outdated now however, given the problem. maybe time to reopen, using some of the new town hall budget.
Yes, I heard that it proved far more trouble that it's worth.
they're taking the pissI'm tempted to go the viewing (of the toilets outside the Brixton Library that is)
Viewing Arrangements
Viewings will be between 10.00am and 10.30am on the
following dates:
Thursday 21 July
Thursday 28 July
Thursday 4 August
Viewing strictly by prior appointment with the sole
agent:
Anthony King
Lambert Smith Hampton
0207 198 2209
aking@lsh.co.uk
Jeanette Spiers
Lambert Smith Hampton
0207 198 2077
jspiers@lsh.co.uk