It is a truth universally acknowledged that nipping to the loo can be a grim experience, especially if the area is busy and has a high footfall. Pongy toilets that require you to hold your breath, 90s graffiti-emblazoned cubicles on the verge of falling apart and dripping taps are just a few characteristics that plague numerous toilets across the country.
Rickety toilet holders that are either empty or have sandpaper-esque toilet rolls are just added insult to injury. One toilet location that is rising above and wiping the floor with the competition is Chorley Markets.
It was recently crowned Loo of The Year, having won the award for a whopping seven consecutive years. Its recent refurbishment included an entrance widening procedure, which shows how committed Chorley Markets are to creating a good and accessible user experience.
