Roll up for coffee and donuts - with WCs next door! New uses found for site of former seafront maze

A question of hygiene? Whether portable WCS ought to be located adjacent to a food and drinks stall is open to debate 

NO time has been lost in finding new occupiers - at least temporarily - for the seafront hedge maze site that was ripped out earlier this month.

Earler today, a coffee and donuts mobile stall  appeared on the land, later to be followed by two portable WCs.

It is not known if further amenities will be added in readiness for Armed Forces weekend which starts tomorrow.

There was anger when the privet haze was removed by North East Lincolnshire Council, because the maze - though sometimes  home to undesirable activity -  had long been a popular free attraction for parents with young children.

It also provided nesting and roosting habitat for songbirds such as blackbirds, robins and wrens which have now flown homeless from the scene.

However, most of the early anger - much of it expressed through social media - now seems to have abated, and the council is keen to move forward.   

Why have a hedge maze when you can have hardstanding, two loos and  a stall selling coffee and donuts? 

Popular with young children and eco-friendly but the maze generated no income for the council