ANSWERING nature’s call just became a more pleasant experience for Droitwich residents after Wychavon’s latest investment.
St Andrews Square toilets have been given a loo-lift to completely modernise the block.
Inside, the toilets have been totally retiled and fitted with new sink units, doors, and state-of-the-art Dyson Airblade tap-dryers.
New skylights have also been added, letting in more natural light to brighten the toilet-going experience.
Outside, the block has been decorated and modernised. Previous facilities have been restored or maintained, including water-saving Propelair toilets, solar panels, nappy changing facilities, and a Changing Places toilet to support people with a range of disabilities.
The refurbishment marks the end of a major investment programme by Wychavon, which has seen all but one of its 11 toilet blocks across the district modernised, rebuilt or extended.
Only Abbey Park toilets in Evesham haven’t been upgraded due to uncertainty over the future of the Riverside Shopping Centre. A minor refresh is being considered later this year.
Councillor Beverley Hardman, Wychavon’s executive board member for environment, said: “We believe in investing in public toilets and this is what we continue to do.
“The toilets are free for all to use and kept to a high standard, which is why they are award-winning.”
