A newly formed working group has applied for funding to renovate Machynlleth’s Public Toilets. If funding goes ahead, the long-closed and vandal-plagued building in Machnylleth’s main car park will be transformed with flower beds, painted murals and rainwater-run toilets to make it sustainable and low-cost. The application to Powys Association of Voluntary Organisations for £60,000 reads: “Years of wear and tear have left [the facilities] outdated and in disrepair, compromising hygiene standards and detracting from the town’s appeal.
“We aim to refurbish these facilities to modern standards, ensuring accessibility, cleanliness, and functionality for all users...
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.The toilets will be an exemplary example of a sustainable, productive, low-impact building that is a welcoming place to spend a penny.” This comes after over 750 people responded to the public consultation after the toilets closed in January 2023 due to ongoing vandalism.
Since then, the vandalism has continued despite being permanently locked, with reports of faeces smeared on walls and broken toilet seats. Machynlleth town businesses re.
