
Toilets in the town centre - quick activity
Take a minute or two to answer some questions on toilets in the town centre and help us decide what happens next.
This quick exercise looks at the big picture for the future of the toilets in the town centre. If you would like to share your views and experiences using town centre toilets in more detail, take the longer survey here:
Phases
Quick input phase
This quick exercise is designed to complement the more in-depth toilets survey and allow you to take a couple of minutes to think about the building in the Market Yard that includes the Changing Places facility and the (currently closed) public toilets, and toilets in the town centre more broadly.
Frome Town Council are dedicated to providing safe, clean and accessible toilets in the centre of town. As we consider long-term solutions, there are many potential options. Some of the options include refurbishing the interior of the building to install new toilets, reimagining the space to be multi-use with toilets incorporated, or keeping the Changing Places facility while reusing the rest of the space for something else, with adequate toilet facilities provided in the other buildings in the Market Yard e.g. the Cheese and Grain and library. All options we're considering include keeping a fully accessible Changing Places facility in the town centre.
The simple agree/disagree questions below will give us a snapshot of public opinion and will be considered alongside the more in-depth survey responses and what we hear in face-to-face discussions. The order they show up is randomised. For any statements that aren't applicable to you, choose the "Unsure" option.
Results
participants
statements
votes
Agree
Unsure
Disagree
Highest consensus
Statements with clear agreement - the majority of those who voted either agree or disagree chose the same position.
Close calls
These statements sparked the most disagreement, with votes for agree or disagree closest to a 50/50 split.
