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Question

I need to know how many public toilets there are in your county at the moment. Also, I would like to know how many toilets there were in the county 5, 10 and 20 years ago.

Answer

2016 = 7 including Cyfarthfa Park Pandy Toilets, Cyfarthfa Park (opposite bowling green), Cyfarthfa Park Model Railway, Cyfarthfa Park Splashpad, Cyfarthfa Park Canolfan, Thomastown Park and Taff Bargoed Park 2011 = 14 including Cyfarthfa Park Pandy Toilets, Cyfarthfa Park (opposite bowling green), Cyfarthfa Park Model Railway, Cyfarthfa Park Splashpad, Cyfarthfa Park Canolfan, Thomastown Park, Taff Bargoed Park, Town Centre Toilets, Dowlais Toilets, Swan Street Toilets, Pontsarn Toilets, Troedyrhiw Toilets, Georgetown Toilets and Quakers Yard Toilets 2006 = 14 including Cyfarthfa Park Pandy Toilets, Cyfarthfa Park (opposite bowling green), Cyfarthfa Park Model Railway, Cyfarthfa Park Splashpad, Cyfarthfa Park Canolfan, Thomastown Park, Taff Bargoed Park, Town Centre Toilets, Dowlais Toilets, Swan Street Toilets, Pontsarn Toilets, Troedyrhiw Toilets, Georgetown Toilets and Quakers Yard Toilets 1996 = 14 including Cyfarthfa Park Pandy Toilets, Cyfarthfa Park (opposite bowling green), Cyfarthfa Park Model Railway, Cyfarthfa Park Splashpad, Cyfarthfa Park Canolfan, Thomastown Park, Taff Bargoed Park, Town Centre Toilets, Dowlais Toilets, Swan Street Toilets, Pontsarn Toilets, Troedyrhiw Toilets, Georgetown Toilets and Quakers Yard Toilets As part of the consultation to close the public toilets the following were offered as alternatives although these toilets were not Council run. • St Tydfil’s Shopping Centre. • The Redhouse (Old Town Hall Building) • Tesco’s (for customers) • Merthyr Central Library • Busy Bee café (for customers)