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Spent £115,000 on Swaffham toilets



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Published Date: 04 April 2008
GLEAMING new loos in Swaffham have won approval from visitors and residents since being given a £115,000 revamp.
Responsibility for the toilets near the bus station has now been taken over from Breckland Council by the town council.

Town clerk Richard Bishop said users had been very complimentary since the reopening.

Local people had also been keen to report problems which the town council would be able to deal with more promptly from now on.

Work on the toilets' facelift, funded by Breckland Council, started in January.

Mr Bishop said the council was pleased the work was finished on schedule and impressed with the design and user-friendliness of the facilities. The town council has been awarded £130,000 from Breckland Council for maintenance of the block for the next ten years.

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  • Last Updated: 03 April 2008 3:25 PM
  • Source: Lynn News Friday
  • Location: King's Lynn
 
 
  

 
 

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