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£1 to spend a penny - the rising cost of Britain's pricey public toilets revealed

Seaside resort Eastbourne tops the rankings for Britain's priciest public conveniences, with visitors facing an average charge of £1 per visit, more than three times the national average.
Nationally, roughly 14.7% of public toilets now charge users, revealing significant regional variation in costs across Britain for answering nature's call.
Other locations with high charges include Newbury at £0.75 per visit, while Hackney and Norwich both charge £0.60, ranking among the priciest in Britain.
Blackpool has one of the highest proportions of paid facilities, with 74% of public toilets requiring payment; Boston and Lytham rely on charges at 65%.
Conversely, some of the cheapest places to spend a penny include Banbury, Rochdale, and West Bromwich, where users pay just £0.10 per visit.

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