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>I can imagine it now, some poor soul goes to the >toilet and is then assaulted by the ja wanting to >convert them to >Jesus. > >Under this scheme, young adults and children could go >to the ja centre to use the toilet and be at risk of >sexual abuse, he Gardner case mike has posted about >earlier shows that, all ja need a crb check. > >And then of course we have he homeless using the same >centre, drug addicts, people with mental health >problems, with the chance of coming into contact with >the vulnerable public, I can see it all now, no, >someone needs to speak to the local council and stop >this, before more >children are hurt, after the Gardner case everyone is >at risk. > >>Title: Spending a penny won't cost a thing... >>Website: Northampton Chronicle and Echo >>www.northamptonchron.co.uk >>Date: 15/07/2010 >>Link : <a rel=nofollow target=_blank >>href="http://www.northamptonchron.co.uk/news/Spending- >a >>-penny-won39t-cost.6420495.jp">Spending a penny won't >>cost a thing...</a> >> >><b>Spending a penny won't cost a thing...</b> >> >>A new "community loo" scheme means the public could >>have 13 more toilets to choose from if they want to >>spend a penny in Northampton. >> >>Northampton Borough Council launched the scheme >>yesterday which will see businesses and council-owned >>premises across the town displaying a sticker to >>advertise its facilities are available for use during >>opening hours. >> >>Stickers will also state what facilities are >>available, such as male, female, wheelchair accessible >>and baby changing facilities. >> >>The community loo scheme comes in addition to the five >>public toilets already in Northampton, which include >>the Sheep Street toilets, which have been nominated >>for toilet of the year on several occasions. >> >>Councillor Trini Crake, portfolio holder for >>environment, (Lib Dem, Boughton Green) said it did not >>mean the council would be cutting back on funding for >>public toilets. >> >>She said: "We won't be closing public toilets - we >>have not closed any since 2007 - it is about finding >>the best way to provide even more facilities to those >>in need, not just in the town centre but further out >>as well. >> >>"It also benefits local businesses as it gets people >>into their stores. >> >>"It is completely voluntary and we do want to get more >>people involved, as a lot of places have toilets which >>members of the public might not realise are there." >> >>Posters and leaflets showing where the scheme operates >>and listing other public toilets in the town are >>available across Northampton. >> >>Those signed up so far include Debenhams, The Bear, >>NBs, House of Fraser, The Old Bank, The Grosvenor >>Centre, Northampton Museum and Art Gallery, The >>Guildhall, Greyfriars Bus Station, The Moon on the >>Square, The Eastgate, The Cordwainer, The Royal & >>Derngate, The Fish Market, The Jesus Centre and the >>Tourist Information Centre. >> >>Eddie Gershon, a spokesman for The Eastgate said: "Our >>staff take pride in keeping the pub toilets in >>first-class condition. >> >>"We're happy to be working with the borough council on >>the launch of its scheme which will benefit the >>community at large." >> >>For a list of participating premises or to comment on >>any of the toilets provided visit: >>www.northampton.gov.uk/communitytoilets. >> >>Businesses wishing to join can telephone town centre >>manager Derrick Simpson
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