I was working at the rotunda in Railway Park for Byron Environment Centre and had to go to the dunny on Easter Monday. Well, you could’ve knocked me over with a feather. The stench was overwhelming and the filth was disgusting and two cubicles didn’t work.
Surely Council could have cleaners working on the weekend when extra people are in town. Maybe next holidays this could be a possibility? Or a mighty steam-cleaner. Otherwise forget it.
Paul Brecht, Mullumbimby
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Paul, now you know why the general public use the pub toilets whenever possible.
Surely the ‘offense’ of public urination or defecation must rest on the council’s shoulders if they cannot provide useable toilet facilities. It should be a number one (no pun intended) priority for any civilized society.