Councils told to reopen toilets as boozy Brits are ‘risking public health’ by peeing in the stree
COUNCILS have been told to reopen public toilets because Brits are risking public health by peeing in the street.
He wrote: “If you have toilets that are still shut, then we strongly urge you to refer to advice on measures that can be taken to open toilets in a safe way. Crowds in the capital's parks not only leave rubbish and litter - but have also left behind 'huge' quantities of poo and wee.
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