Post by RBA Group

This recent Guardian piece on the decline of public toilets highlights an issue often overlooked in urban planning: accessible, safe and well-maintained public amenities are essential infrastructure, not optional extras. When public conveniences disappear, communities feel the impact. Older Australians, families, people with disabilities, tourists and frontline workers are often the most affected. The result is less accessible public spaces, reduced participation in community life, and increased pressure on local businesses and councils. Read the article here: https://zurl.co/v8x3d Thoughtful planning and investment in public amenities helps create cities that are accessible, resilient and designed for real community use. At RBA Group, we support the creation of accessible, resilient and people-focused community spaces through practical public amenity solutions.