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Publicly Available Toilets – Problem Reduction Guide

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This document is intended to provide practical guidance and advice for the Police Service, Architects, Local Authorities and anyone involved with the design, construction, operation or management of Publicly Available Toilets.

The aim of this practitioners’ short Guide is to:

Highlight best crime prevention practice in toilet design
Provide suggestions to design out crime and misuse
Allow assessment by the use of a self check list
Encourage working together in partnership

Bound hard copies of this Guide are available from BTA by email request at enquiries@btaloos.co.uk – Price £12.00 including post& packing

Alternatively you can download a pdf version here …

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