‘I dream about toilets, I admit it’: the man on a mission to improve Britain’s loos

Raymond Martin, the managing director of the British Toilet Association (BTA), is on a mission to improve the state of public toilets in the UK. The country is facing a public toilet crisis, with issues such as poor accessibility, questionable hygiene, and budget cuts affecting the availability and quality of these facilities. Martin conducts regular inspections of public toilets across the UK, focusing on factors like cleanliness and overall condition. He acknowledges that people often find his job amusing, but they also tend to share their own experiences with well-maintained or poorly-kept public restrooms. The article highlights the importance of accessible and hygienic public toilets, as they are essential for the well-being and comfort of the public. Martin's dedication to this cause, despite the occasional laughter, underscores the need for a comprehensive approach to address the public toilet crisis in Britain.