Second phase of Totnes toilet refurbishments completed

South Hams District Council has completed the next phase of its project to improve public toilets in Totnes – with more improvements coming in the weeks ahead.

The council has completed its refurbishment of the public toilets at Steamer Quay. The toilets are the second set of public facilities to have been refurbished in Totnes this year, after a refurbishment of the Coronation Road toilets in January. The third refurb to the toilets under the town’s civic hall has begun, with work expected to be completed by the end of March.

The toilet refurbishment works are part of the council’s wider commitment to invest in its communities.

Cllr Julian Brazil, Executive Member for Lead Member for Community Services, Operations and Leisure, said: “I’m glad to see that our project to modernise some of our facilities is continuing at pace. The refurbishments are part of our wider project to modernise some of our local assets in communities across the district. You may see freshened up toilets, benches and other assets of ours in the coming months – these are part of our commitment to support our communities in every way we can.”