City’s public toilets could reopen a year after controversial decision to close themCambridge City Council has proposed to invest £50,000 over the next two years to reopen the public toilets at Quayside. View Image The public toilets at Quayside in Cambridge could reopen if investment is approved. Cambridge City Council has proposed to reopen the public toilets in Quayside in order to “restore a public convenience at a prominent city centre location”. ‌The authority closed the facility last year, alongside the public toilets at Victoria Avenue and Gonville Place. ‌However, the city council’s proposed budget for 2026/27 includes plans to invest in the reopening of the public toilets at Quayside.