BBC Reporter spent six hours on floor of accessible toilet

Spending six hours on the floor of a nightclub toilet wasn't how I imagined my evening out would go.
Matthew Bassett from BBC Wales reports on the lack of accessible toilets and investigates the general unhygienic state of the facilities.
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This is appalling
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It really is. I was shocked when it was aired on BBC News this morning @Lucy_Scope
Attitudes towards disabled facilities need to change. Access to public toilets is a human right not a privilege.
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That wasn't a nice read at all, UK establishments definitely need to do better.
Though I will cheer on my old local, they take great pride in being super accessible and have lovely toilets.1 -
I believe that it is necessary to introduce tax breaks for infrastructure for people with disabilities, but at the same time serious fines if it is not maintained in proper condition.
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That must have been so traumatising and to hear noting changed doesn't surprise me
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