Birmingham is a major city in the West Midlands. The city is well known for the theatre and performing arts scene. The Birmingham Repertory Theatre is the longest established producing theatre in Britain, and has showcased many national and international tours. There is currently a regeneration plan in place, called the Big City Plan, which has big development plans for the city centre. It was started in September 2010 and is believed it will take around 20 years to complete and cost £10billion overall.

On large construction sites, such as these, there a certain number of portable toilets and welfare facilities that need to be present by law. The number is determined by how many workers there are, how long the job will last, and whether they are being used by just men, just women, or mixed use. It is also stated that the washbasins should be able to fit, at least, up to the elbow of the worker. That’s why, here at TopToilets, we work hard to make sure everything is taken care of for you so that your duty of care is met and your job is made easier.

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This city, in the West Midlands, has a population of 250,000 people and is accessed via the A4150. It is home to Moseley Old Hall, Bannock House Museum and the West Park. Wolverhampton is also famous for its sporting culture, such as the football, athletics, cycling, horse and greyhound racing, and motor sports.

When large sporting events, or any events for that matter, are taking place, there are a set amount of portable toilet facilities needed by law. This is determined by the amount of people attending the event, how long the event will take and whether or not alcohol will be consumed. Here at TopToilets, we have the best prices on portable toilets, including festival toilet hire, event toilet hire and disabled toilet hire. Our job is to make your job easier, so we take care of everything for you so you can focus on the job at hand.

Walsall is an industrial town in the West Midlands and is home to lots of culture such as art galleries and museums along with thriving shopping areas. The city is close to the M6 and has Broadway road surrounding the centre.

Regeneration is being undertaken on the town centre in Bradford Place which includes new public realms, such as additional retail space, an urban interchange for multi-modal public transport, improvements to existing bus and rail links, and redevelopment of the waterfront. On large construction jobs like this, there are usually lots of, workers and therefore the site requires a certain amount of portable toilet hire. Here at TopToilets, we have the best customer service in the business. Our team are highly qualified and can offer the best information and advise you on what type of portable facilities you may need and how many. Just give us a call on 0844 272 3070 and we’ll sort you out!

This county town of Staffordshire is located in West Midlands has a population of 69,000 people. It is home to famous buildings and landmarks such as the Elizabethan Ancient High House, Stafford Castle and St. Chad’s Church.

Plans were recently made for regeneration work within the town which includes the revamping of the old Riverside Recreation Centre and the former Tesco. It also included the construction of 18 retail units over 190,000 sq. ft.in total, a new multi storey car park that will have over 1,000 spaces. Here at TopToilets, we have provided portable toilet hire to construction and regeneration sites like this one since 2003. We’re the number one choice for portable welfare unit hire because we take care of everything for you, offer the best advice, and find you the best prices. There is never a job too big or small for us.

Located in the area of Staffordshire, Stoke-on-Trent is a city known for its pottery, coal mining and steel industries. It is home to Staffordshire University and is a fifty minute drive, on the M6 to the city centre of Birmingham.

Stoke-on-Trent is host to a number of events, throughout each year, which bring in visitors from all over. These include the National Forest Walking Festival, Stafford Cheese and Ale Festival and The Acoustic Festival at Uttoxeter Racecourse. When hosting large events such as these, there are certain regulations and standards that should be followed in order for it to be legal. For example, the amount of toilets required is dependent on how many people are attending the event, how long the event will last and whether or not alcohol will be consumed. For specific numbers on how many toilets you will need for an event, have a look on our website. We’ve worked on events, such as these, for years. We’re the number one choice, in the UK, because we’re reliable and offer the lowest prices on the market.