British Toilet Association, Loo of the Year Awards on December 8th

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Loo of the Year Awards on December 8th
November 9th 2006

The annual Loo of the Year and associated Attendant of the Year Awards will culminate in a prestigous UK National Awards Presentation at The National Motor Cycle Museum in Birmingham.

Up to 500 guests are expected – and may see themselves on TV as the ceremony is being recorded for inclusion in a BBC 1 prime time documentary to be broadcast in the New Year.

“We have nearly 1100 entries across the 55 different entry catagories and our team of inspectors have been busy recording their results for nearly three months,” says Awards Director, Richard Chisnell. “Early indications are that standards are continuing to rise.”

Anyone interested in attending the Awards can book online at www.loo.co.uk. Email information@loo.co.uk

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