Fishguard public toilets to re-open after complaints
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Public toilets which were closed by Pembrokeshire County Council are to reopen after "complaints" were made.
It comes after Fishguard Town Council pledged 拢9,000 annually to help the county council cover the costs of maintaining public toilets in the area.
However, the toilets on West Street, which closed last year, will re-open on a pay-to-use basis from this spring.
Pembrokeshire's cabinet agreed the plans on Monday, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.
A to the cabinet said the town council had received an "unacceptable number of complaints from residents and visitors surrounding the closure".
The toilets were closed, along with a facility in Parc y Shwt, following the opening of a new centralised toilet adjacent to the bus station on the new road development, Ffordd Yr Efail.
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