Forgotten toilets at Bristol Temple Meads have been renovated and reopened after last being used some three decades ago. According to Network Rail, the men's toilets on platforms 10 and 12 at the station were last used in the early 1990s before being sealed during building work.
Then, in 2019, they were rediscovered while improvements to the station were being carried out. A complex restoration was required to bring them back to public use due to their dilapidated condition and the station's status as a Garde I-listed building. Now the toilets have been converted into a facility for women.
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