The work, which starts on Monday (24 September) and is expected to take up to five weeks, includes plastering and painting walls and ceiling, installing damage-resistant wall cladding and installing new hand-washing facilities.

The toilets need to close while the work is carried out.

“We want to provide pleasant and well-functioning public toilets for residents and visitors and this is part of a planned maintenance programme across the district. We are sure everyone will appreciate the improvements when the toilets re-open,” said Cllr Dick Pascoe, Cabinet Member for Property Management and Environmental Health.