Town businesses to let public use their facilities for free

AFTER four years of planning, the St Peter Port constables have launched a community toilet scheme in Town.

Published Jan 17, 2018

The St Peter Port constables have launched a community toilet scheme under which some businesses will display a sticker on a window or door to show their toilets are available to the public. Pictured, left to right, standing, are the chairman of the St Peter Port amenities committee David Falla, Chris Blin, Tim Bush, Peter Creasey, Jack Gervaise-Brazier, Paul Power, David Cherry and Dennis Le Moignan. Seated are: Jenny Tasker, left, Jacquie Robin and Kirstin Simon, right. (Picture by Steve Sarre, 20389343)

Businesses have been invited to display a sticker in a window or on a door which will show that they have toilets available to use by the public.

David Falla, chairman of the St Peter Port amenities committee, said the introduction of the scheme shows Guernsey in ‘a better light’.

‘The St Peter Port douzaine have been mindful for some time that, although public toilet provision in the town centre by the States is sufficient along the seafront, it is clear that public toilet provision away from the harbour is not provided,’ said Mr Falla.

n The founder participants of the community toilet scheme are the Co-op in the Market buildings, Creasey’s outlets in the High Street and on Smith Street, the Golden Lion, the Guille-Alles Library, the Harbour Lights pub, St James Concert Hall and the St Peter Port Constables’ Office.