The council has announced that the refurbishment will begin next month, with the facilities being completely closed off and fenced during the works. The project aims to upgrade the disabled toilets, install a new ventilation system, and introduce water-efficient urinals and toilets with sensor flushes and taps. Additionally, LED lighting will be installed to improve brightness and energy efficiency.
Cllr Ryan Hope, Chair of the Environment and Services Committee, stated, “Maiden Street toilet block will undergo a full refurbishment from November 2nd. This is part of Weymouth Town Council’s commitment to improving these facilities across the town over the next few years. While the work is taking place, the facilities will need to be closed, and I would like to thank members of the public for their patience and understanding while this essential work is carried out.”
The refurbishment programme was approved by the Council earlier in the year. For information on nearby public toilet facilities maintained by Weymouth Town Council, residents can visit the Council’s website.
