Going down the pan - the current state of the toilets on Frinton's greensward, which will be making way for a new set of loos. But which style suits? Picture: TERRY WEEDEN (50427-8)
A seaside town is flushed with excitement about designs for a new £350,000 toilet block.
Tendring Council has put three options for the loos on Frinton's greensward, at the end of Connaught Avenue, out for consultation.
The Evening Gazette asked visitors and residents what they thought about the proposals.
JOHN PATERSON, of the Esplanade, Frinton, said: "It seems we always have got to copy what the Edwardians did but I think we should take a bolder approach so I'm choosing option three.
"I want bold, modern and outrageous architecture."
- Read more views in today's Evening Gazette, and have your say below
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