Norman Lamb

Liberal Democrat Member of Parliament for North Norfolk

Lamb Pushes for Resolution to Holt Toilets Saga

12.00.00am GMT Thu 8th Jan 2009

North Norfolk MP, Norman Lamb has used his recent public consultation as a basis to push for a resolution to the threatened Holt public toilets. Holt Town Council has been given 60 days to decide whether it wishes to purchase the a block of public toilets in the town. North Norfolk District Council has given the Town Council the chance to produce a time limited market value offer for the land.

North Norfolk MP Norman Lamb is calling for all interested parties to take every every effort to reach a reasonable agreement with the town council.

"This opens the door to the right resolution to this saga and to re-establish the public convenience facility, which I know the people in town want because we have asked them."

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