Public conveniences

**BereniceUK** · 28th August 2010, 10:58

The ones below are in Worcester city centre. Some lovely glazed bricks on the outside

**BereniceUK** · 17th December 2010, 16:22

In Leek, Staffordshire, at the junction of Mill Street and West Street. Built around 1900, still open for use until around 10-12 years ago and it's a Grade II Listed Building

Brick with leaded roof. Single-storeyed octagonal structure with bell cast roof surmounted by louvred cupola. Adjoining entrances divided by a length of wall which continues as serpentine retaining wall. Lunette window in alternating faces.

Wonder if it would be possible to get access to take interior photos granted by the local council?

**oildrum** · 17th December 2010, 17:51

Seems a shame the Leek loo isn't still in use.
I'm sure that work was done to it a few years ago to repair "damage" done (think some one was after the lead if memory serves me right

**fisha** · 17th December 2010, 18:56

lol, I wonder who's gonna be first with a 'leek' joke !?

( is that a Turnstile in the gentlemen's at Worcester? )

**Cellarman** · 20th December 2010, 17:12

Originally Posted by BereniceUK

In Leek, Staffordshire, at the junction of Mill Street and West Street. Built around 1900, still open for use until around 10-12 years ago and it's a Grade II Listed Building

Wonder if it would be possible to get access to take interior photos granted by the local council?

At your convenience, of course.

**BereniceUK** · 1st March 2011, 06:14

Church Street, Rugby. It looks like a cottage, doesn't it? Errrm...could that be where the term 'cottaging' comes from?

**polski** · 1st March 2011, 18:03

ee by gum, theres some grand bogs there lass !!!!

**BereniceUK** · 19th May 2011, 20:28

Urinal outside The Horseshoe pub at Matlock Green, Derbyshire. The farmers' market used to be held around the area where the now-closed pub is and this is where they could relieve themselves