Disappointment as vandals target newly-refurbished Littlehampton public toilets

The mayor of Littlehampton has spoken of her disappointment at recent vandalism in Littlehampton.
By Jennifer Logan
Published 24th May 2021, 15:04 BST
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Arun District Council confirmed on Friday (May 21), the public toilets in St Martins Car Park were vandalised overnight.

“Having recently spent £30,000 to refurbish these facilities, we now face more closure and more cost to sort this mess out,” said a spokesman.

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“We are working with Sussex Police in a bid to find the vandals.”

St Martins public toilets in Littlehampton were vandalised. Picture: Arun District CouncilSt Martins public toilets in Littlehampton were vandalised. Picture: Arun District Council
St Martins public toilets in Littlehampton were vandalised. Picture: Arun District Council

Councillor Michelle Molloy, who was recently elected the new mayor of Littlehampton, said in her column for the Gazette: “There was much disappointment within the community over the vandalism of the recently refurbished St Martins public toilets.

“Quite often people find it quick and easy to blame our local youths which may not always be the case, this often leaves the majority of our younger generations feeling labelled as antisocial vandals.”