Skip to content

Public toilets closed after 'mindless' vandalism

East Suffolk Council A white urinal in a public toilet has a large piece of porcelain missing and there is a pile of porcelain debris sitting on a dark floor beneath itEast Suffolk Council
The council says repairs "may take some time"

Public toilets in a popular seaside town have been closed after they were vandalised.

The toilets at Jubilee North on the seafront at Lowestoft were targeted on Wednesday night.

East Suffolk Council described the damage as "significant" and added: "The repairs may take some time and the toilets will remain closed until these repairs are complete."

They described it as a "mindless attack" and said the incident had been reported to police.

East Suffolk Council Three white urinals are on a white wall in a public toilet. The one at the far right is badly chipped and there is a pile of broken porcelain on the dark floor beneath itEast Suffolk Council
The damage was described as "significant"

A spokeswoman from the council added: "We are currently assessing the damage and determining whether any repairs can be made before the First Light Festival [21-22 June], however, this is dependent on the availability of replacement items."

East Suffolk Council A toilet in a public facility is missing the seatEast Suffolk Council
The council has asked for any witnesses to get in touch

Follow Suffolk news on BBC Sounds, Facebook, Instagram and X.

Related internet links