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Losing out Pub's funds plea after council drilling error closes toilets
Bristol Post
|July 11, 2025
A NEIGHBOURHOOD pub says it is struggling to survive after a council blunder dealt an "unexpected blow".
The Quadrant in Clifton Village has been without working toilets for more than a month, since council contractors accidentally drilled into the roof of its underground bathrooms.
The independently-owned bar on Princess Victoria Street, inset, has since been forced to rely on Portaloo toilets provided by the council, and said it has experienced a significant drop in custom.
Owner and manager Tom Rowell said the impact on the business had been "severe". Although it is hoped the loss can eventually be recovered via insurance, that payout could come too late unless the pub can cover the shortfall in the meantime.
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