Residents and visitors can once again use the Fell Street public toilets in Barrow after Westmorland and Furness Council completed a major refurbishment of the town-centre facilities.
The upgraded male, female and accessible toilets are now fully open. The council said the project was intended to provide a brighter, safer and more welcoming environment for people using the town centre.
What has changed
The work included new windows and doors, upgraded cubicles, improved electrics and a full redecoration. The scheme was funded through the council’s capital programme and forms part of its wider commitment to improving town-centre facilities and supporting Barrow’s ongoing regeneration.
We are pleased to see the completion of the refurbishment of the Fell Street toilets, which provides a much improved facility for everyone using Barrow town centre.
The council said investing in high-quality, accessible public amenities was part of its ambition to make Barrow a great place to live, work and visit. It added that the upgrades would help people feel comfortable and supported while spending time in the town, while contributing to a more welcoming and vibrant environment.
Town Hall toilets remain available
During the closure, Barrow Town Hall toilets were made available for public use. Westmorland and Furness Council has decided to continue that arrangement, with the facilities available during the building’s normal opening hours.
The council said it continues to invest in infrastructure and services intended to support communities and improve the everyday experience of residents and visitors across the Westmorland and Furness area.
