Highland Council consults on public toilet fees
Highland Council is seeking public views on its plans to increase the number of pay-to-use public toilets.
The council currently operates around 100 toilets and dozens of comfort schemes which involve businesses offering their facilities to the public.
The local authority has asked the public to provide their views via an online questionnaire.
The form asks people to consider how willing they would be to pay to use the facilities and how much they think a reasonable fee would be.
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