One Welsh council is increasing public toilet charges to 40p - but letting residents pay by contactless card to soften the blow Pembrokeshire County Council is doubling the cost of ten public toilets to 40p However, it is allowing people to pay for the new charge by contactless card Charges could also be introduced at a further 62 sites which are currently free
By Daily Mail Reporter
Published: 23:53 GMT, 14 January 2019 | Updated: 01:08 GMT, 15 January 2019
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It seems enough of a cheek to be charged 20p to spend a penny. So residents are likely to be even less amused to learn that one authority is putting the price for using its public toilets up to 40p.
But amid widespread opposition, Pembrokeshire County Council is trying to soften the blow. While it announced yesterday that it is doubling the charge for using ten of its public toilets from April,
