Two toilets in Rye and one at Pett in Rother are being reopened for the summer season. Rye Town Council and Pett Parish Council will take over the management of these facilities after agreement was reached with Rother District Council.
The Strand toilet in Rye and one at Pett are now open, and Gun Gardens in Rye should be open by the end of this month.
They will be open for the summer season which ends on Sunday, October 6.
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Councillor Hazel Timpe, the district council’s portfolio holder for neighbourhood services, said: “I’m delighted that residents and visitors to Rye and Pett will now have these facilities available to them throughout the summer months.
“I would like to thank both Rye Town Council and Pett Parish Council for working with us to take on the management of these conveniences during this period.
“In addition, the council is pleased that Bexhill Town Council has taken over all future responsibility and management of Devonshire Square toilets in Bexhill, enabling these facilities to reopen to the public.”
Rother District Council said it made the difficult decision to close some toilets in the district last year due to a large budget shortfall.
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