A local councillor to Nottinghamshire County has asked for public toilets in Hucknall to be reopened and plans to launch a new campaign towards achieving this goal, a recent news report has suggested.
The councillor, John Wilmott, said at a meeting of the council that tourists and elderly residents were most affected by the lack of public conveniences.
He called for Hucknall’s library to allow the public to use the loos there after the toilets on Hucknall Market Place were closed last year as part of cuts by Ashfield District Council.
Hucknall Regeneration Group and Hucknall Central Tenants and Residents Association are backing the calls by Coun Wilmott and the Hucknall First Community Forum, which he is a member of.
Speaking at the meeting, Coun Wilmott added: “If need be, we will launch a petition in Hucknall. “I’m sure it will be signed by many who feel this is a necessity.”
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