TOILETS have reopened on Links Road, allowing better facilities to people visiting Prestwick Beach.
The popular toilets - which are fully accessible and include a baby-changing facility - now benefit from new lighting, flooring and a new entrance way fitted with a paddle gate.
There is now a 30 pence charge to use the toilets; however, disabled people can continue to access them free of charge with their RADAR key.
The Council is spending around £200,000 to refurbish a number of public toilets in South Ayrshire.
These are: The Flushes, Girvan; Ainslie Park, Girvan; Links Road, Prestwick; Church Street, Troon; and St. Meddans, Troon.
Councillor Peter Henderson, Resources and Performance Portfolio Holder for South Ayrshire Council, said: “We’re committed to maintaining services and these improvements in Prestwick will make a big difference to locals and visitors.
“To help maintain these public toilets, we have introduced a small service charge in-line with similar projects.”
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