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Families face dynamic prices to spend a penny as councils open the door to peak-time public toilet charges

thesun.co.uk · 2hShare

BRITS could be forced to pay more to use public toilets at busy times under plans being considered by local councils. Struggling councils could use surge pricing to push up costs when demand is high, for example seasonally or during peak hours. Sefton Council in Merseyside is planning to introduce cardless payments at its facilities...

First report: House prices drop in six councils in three months — dutchnews.nl, 1d