Some public toilets have reopened
SOME public toilets in Herefordshire have been reopened by the council after more than two months closed.
Public toilets around the county were closed by Herefordshire Council on April 1 to protect the public and help control the spread of Covid-19.
But on Tuesday (June 16), the council said the‘pod’ toilets (non-cubicle) had reopened with extra cleaning for the safety of the public.
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The toilets to reopen are:
- Hereford - Gaol Street car park and Union Street
- Leominster - Broad Street and Westbury Street
Accessible toilets are also open at British Camp, Mill Street in Kington and Church Lane in Ledbury.
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