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Help us refresh, redesign and improve our toilet facilities for customers at The Place. Were looking to raise £600 for attendees at the venue towards upgrading and improving the bathrooms, so everyone can feel safe, comfortable and welcome.

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Closed 31/12/2019

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As we work our way around the building trying to make improvements we keep coming back to a big area that needs some significant work.

We know our toilet facilities are a little bland and utilitarian. They desperately need a repaint, a redesign and better equipment to improve your visit to the venue.

You can help us raise the funding we need to upgrade all of our facilities for audiences at the venue. We want to put in more ecologically friendly options for hand drying, improve the sink units, replace the gents urinals and tile all of the toilets to improve the overall cleanliness, look and feel of the spaces.

It is a difficult improvement to raise funding for, so we thought we'd ask you, our regular attendees, to help us towards our target. We're pretty sure you've all used the current facilities, and were pretty sure you agree that they're due a significant improvement.

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The Place Bedford

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The Place Theatre has a reputation among audiences in the Bedford area as one of the best places to see high-quality professional ‘fringe’ theatre, spanning children’s theatre, music, musical theatre, and our core drama offer, as well as being the home of Bedford’s best community theatre groups.

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