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| Toilets, Ilkeston Market Place |
All public toilets in Erewash will reopen on
Monday 15th June following several weeks of lockdown due to the coronavirus
crisis. Erewash Borough Council confirmed the news this week and says it will
conduct the usual cleaning standards once they are open, with all toilets
having a morning deep clean and then two hourly cleans as before. Additional
signage on safety guidance will be in place, including social distancing and
hand washing. There are more than a dozen public conveniences across the
borough which are open 8am-5pm Monday to Saturday and 8am-4.30pm on a Sunday.
Councillor Garry Hickton, Erewash Borough Council’s Lead Member for
Environment, says:
“We thank the public for their understanding while we had to keep our
toilets closed. But I am sure they support and appreciate that decision, given
public conveniences would be high risk areas for our residents during the
height of this lockdown. However, with the easing of restrictions we have
reviewed the situation and are happy to confirm they will be reopening. Our
usual high standard and regular cleaning regime will be in place and we ask
that the public also respect the cleanliness of the surroundings.”
The
public conveniences are located at:
Long Eaton Town Hall Grounds, Orchard Street,
Long Eaton, Trent Lock, Long Eaton, Victoria Road, Draycott, Victoria Avenue,
Borrowash, Longmoor Lane, Sandiacre, Long Eaton Railway Station, West Park,
Long Eaton, Breaston Park, Longmoor Lane, Breaston, Parish Rooms, Blind Lane,
Breaston, Station Road, Ilkeston, Market Place, Ilkeston, Gallows Inn,
Nottingham Road, Ilkeston. Access to toilets for the disabled are available
through the National Radar Key Scheme. Keys are available for free from
Ilkeston and Long Eaton Town Hall receptions (Proof of disability required).
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