Highland Council public toilets
Highland Comfort Scheme
Businesses and organisations are welcomed to register interest in becoming a comfort scheme provider. Please fill in the Questionnaire:
Register interest in becoming a comfort scheme
Comfort Scheme grants will be considered where there is currently a lack of public convenience provision and there is not already a facility nearby operated by The Highland Council or Comfort Scheme provider.
Grants range from £50-£300 per month on a 7 or 12 month basis and are offered as a contribution towards the running costs of the toilets.
The rate of grant is worked out using the scoring matrix and is based on the provision of facilities offered to the public.
Scoring matrix available on request.
The agreements are valid for 3 years and will be reviewed towards the end of the contract period.
Legal Agreements available on application.
Potential benefits of involvement in the Comfort Scheme:
- Providing a valuable service to the local community and visitors Grant payment towards the running of your toilets
- Comfort Schemes can set up charging or donations up to 50p per person
- More footfall can lead to more trade and product sales
If you are interested in registering your details or require more information please contact us at HighlandComfortScheme@highland.gov.uk
Locations of current Comfort Schemes can be found here
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