Bus drivers having to wee in bushes and bottles due to public toilet closures
Their plea: We just want to be able to pee
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Bus drivers claim they are having to relieve themselves in bushes and bottles due to a disgraceful lack of public toilets.
A combination of temporary coronavirus closuresand permanent removal of public facilities has prompted Unite to speak out, particularly in support of female drivers and workers with bowel and bladder conditions.
Derry wheelchair user is calling for public toilets to be installed at popular park in Derry
Users of Ballyarnett having to go to Northside centre to use facilities
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A Derry wheelchair user has claimed the lack of toilet facilities at a popular local park is a breach of human rights.
Criticising the lack of facilities at Ballyarnett Country Park, Davy Cregan said as a disabled and wheel- chair-bound person enough is enough .
“There are no toilets facilities and as result people have to take themselves and their children to Northside shopping centre for toilets. This is a human rights abuse,” claimed Mr Cregan.
By Martin Booth, Friday Apr 30, 2021
It is an oft-quoted fact that Bristol has no statue of a woman other than Queen Victoria on College Green.
This is not strictly true – if you count a small sculpture of Victorian author Amelia Lodge in Henleaze.
Edwards was a novelist, journalist, campaigner, traveller and Egyptologist, with artist Emma Jean Kemp using books as stepping stones, referencing her life as her traveller and writer.
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The statue of Amelia Edwards was commissioned by Churchill Retirement Living for their new building, Amelia Lodge, which opened in Henleaze in 2016 – photo: Martin Booth
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Bristol Harbourside gets temporary public toilets at absurd cost The temporary toilets are a shocking amount of money and not a cost-effective way to resolve this ongoing issue”
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