I read this on the
BBC» website:
Bath council forced to reverse public toilet closures plan
A council which planned to offload half its public toilets to save ^120,000 has been forced into a U-turn.
Bath and North East Somerset Council runs 27 toilets and wanted to stop funding 14, but faced opposition from political opponents and campaigners.
The ruling Liberal Democrats have now climbed down after a debate triggered by a 2,800-strong petition.
A motion was unanimously accepted stating no toilets should close unless other provision was made available.
I'm not sure whether it's better that they 'accepted' the motion (rather than 'passing' it), but I'm glad they 'climbed down'. I suppose with a story like this it is hard to avoid puns and doubles-entendre; an earlier version of the same story was headlined
"Woman squats in public toilet in Bath to protest against closure "...
Welcome to Bath, twinned with Clochemerle.