Chichester flushed with success

Chichester is flushed with success after its Little London toilets won two top prizes in the Loo of the Year Awards.
By The Newsroom
Published 1st Mar 2016, 10:34 BST
Updated 1st Mar 2016, 10:39 BST

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(From left): Tony Glazier, Local Manager for Wettons; Lorraine Smith and Councillor Roger Barrow, Cabinet Member for Environment at Chichester District Council. SUS-160103-102555001(From left): Tony Glazier, Local Manager for Wettons; Lorraine Smith and Councillor Roger Barrow, Cabinet Member for Environment at Chichester District Council. SUS-160103-102555001
(From left): Tony Glazier, Local Manager for Wettons; Lorraine Smith and Councillor Roger Barrow, Cabinet Member for Environment at Chichester District Council. SUS-160103-102555001

The Little London toilets have been awarded a platinum star rating by inspectors – the highest award possible.

The site’s attendant, Lorraine Smith, also won Attendant of the Year for delivering an excellent service.

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Councillor Roger Barrow, Cabinet Member for the Environment at Chichester District Council, said: “It is great that our toilets have been recognised in this way.

“The Little London toilets are centrally located in city and are used by around 220,000 people every year. This high standard can’t be achieved without the excellent attendants, from our contractor Wettons.”

The Loo of the Year Awards and associated Attendant of the Year Awards for cleaning staff have been identifying the best in Britain since 1987 and are recognised as standard setters for all those who provide ‘away from home’ facilities for staff, customers and visitors.

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