Public In-Conveniences
I am very pleased to announce that ‘Public In-Conveniences – a practical guide to improving standards’ is now available, free of charge, on the dedicated website: www.publicinconveniences.org.uk
Public In Conveniences – a practical guide to improving standards
is a brief and easy-to-use guide for organisations which have a special interest in the provision of “away from home” toilets.
Clearly explaining the requirements of different sections of the population, dealing with policy issues, advising on the design of cubicles, nappy changing facilities and many other issues, this carefully researched, free guide suggests ways to improve standards and encourage good practice.
The information provided is current and includes direct links for those providers who require more detailed, specific information. The guide incorporates two sections ‘Further Reading’ and ‘Sources of Further Information’ which include current legislation and British Standards.
Poor provision of public toilets adversely affects the health, dignity and life-style of a very substantial proportion of the population. In order to spread awareness, please recommend this free guide to a colleague.
Public In-Conveniences provides a concise, very informative guide for individuals and groups campaigning for improvements in local provision of “away from home” toilets. This free guide enables them to make strong, fact-based approaches to providers, and to make direct contact with experienced organisations.
Updated by experts to meet current requirements for information, the third edition of this concise, easy-to-use, free guide, identifies many issues which need to be considered by organisations having a special interest in the provision of ‘away from home’ toilets. Carefully researched, it suggests ways to improve standards and encourage good practice.
