This is when Fife's public toilets will re-open

Fife Council will start to re-open its public toilets from today (Friday, July 10).

And all 31-street access facilities will be open for the community and visitors by Wednesday, July 15.

The move comes as Scotland continues to ease its lockdown restrictions.

The local authority says it has cleansed the water systems at the sites to minimise the risk of Legionella, and teams have been working on improved cleaning plans to ensure the health and safety of users.

The toilets will be open in phases over the next six days.

Those opening on July 10 are Elie Harbour (noon to 6pm); Elie Ruby Bay – disabled block only (noon to 6pm); St Andrews West Sands block one (noon to 6pm); St Andrews East Sands (noon to 6pm); Craigtoun Park, St Andrews.

On Saturday, July 11 the facilities in Lochore Meadows, Anstruther, Cupar Fluthers, Elie Stenton Row, Falkland and St Andrews Church Square will re-open.

On Tuesday, July 14, Ceres, Cellardyke, Crail Harbour, Crail Westgate, Cupar Bonnygate, Lower Largo, Pittenweem, St Andrews Harbour, St Monans, Tayport, and Charlestown will open again.

The toilets in Culross, Dunfermline’s Pittencrieff Park, Burntisland, Kirkcaldy’s Ravenscraig Park, Kirkcaldy Prom, Kirkcaldy’s Beveridge Park, Kinghorn, Leven’s Letham Glen and Aberdour Silver Sands will re-open on Wednesday, July 15.

The toilets at Bruce Embankment in St Andrews and Leven Promenade will not open due to major building works.

All opening dates, and whether toilet facilities stay open, are subject to no serious health and safety issues arising.