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Skegness Town Council is calling for action after receiving complaints visitors have been using a former foreshore beauty spot as a toilet. The problem has increased since the closure of the South Parade toilets, according to councillors.

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00:00 Skegness Town Council is calling for action after receiving complaints
00:05 visitors were using a former foreshore beauty spot as a toilet.
00:09 They say the problem has arisen from the closure of the South Parade public toilets.
00:14 I was recently talking about the amount of soiled remains and underwear and all sorts of stuff that was being dumped.
00:25 I had a woman who phoned me the week after that who lives on South Parade.
00:30 She let someone use her toilet because they were in such desperate need before they went home.
00:37 I'm aware that the toilets that were on South Parade probably aren't really there anymore
00:44 because they've been incorporated as part of the LBC depot.
00:49 So I don't know whether they could be reopened or not.
00:52 I know that the Lugless Sector down the ground in the Bowden Lake, they've never really looked at their own issues.
00:59 I don't think they're worried about accessibility issues.
01:03 If I was to hope to find some unique things in here, it would be that they put some ports in the museum
01:10 or some of those festival toilets somewhere down South Parade so that people can get to the toilet.
01:20 After a debate, councillors agreed better signage to the carpark toilets
01:25 and temporary toilets at the south end of the foreshore should be explored.

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