🚻🌳 Cenarth’s Fight to Save Its Public Loos! 🌳🚻
In the picturesque village of Cenarth, a passionate community is rallying to keep its public toilets open, amidst fears that closing them could deter visitors and inconvenience thousands. With over 1,800 signatures across two petitions, this movement is making waves!
A petition launched by Nikki Hadlow has gathered 432 signatures on Change.org, and a paper petition has amassed an impressive 1,384 supporters. This united effort urges the Ceredigion Council to reconsider any plans that might endanger these vital facilities.
The council has confirmed there’s no immediate threat for 2025/26, but the future remains uncertain. Cenarth, a village brimming with heritage and natural beauty, is a popular stopover for tourists visiting Wales. Its public toilets are seen as essential for both visitors and local businesses, who worry about the added pressure of accommodating more guests without these facilities. 🚻
Moreover, concerns are rising about the impact on businesses, from the expense of extra cleaning supplies to the strain of increased foot traffic in small shops and cafes. Importantly, there’s a critical need for accessible, disability-friendly facilities in a community with an ageing population.
The community is calling on the county council to discuss the future of public toilets with them before making any final decisions. Let’s ensure Cenarth remains a welcoming haven for everyone! 🌞
Show your support and spread the word—Cenarth should keep its loos open for everyone who seeks its charm and hospitality! 💪❤️ #SaveCenarthLoos #CommunitySpirit #Cenarth
[Image Description: A stunning view of the river in the village of Cenarth, surrounded by lush greenery.] 🏞️