With the shops and pubs with outdoor space opening their doors many of you may be wondering what the situation is with Belfast's public toilets.
Most of the loos have been open throughout the pandemic for those who need them while in the city.
But Belfast City Council has said it intends to increase the opening times how that coronavirus restrictions have changed. Retailers are set to increase opening hours to allow shoppers more time in their stores, too.
These public loos will be open each day from 9am-11pm:
- Bankmore Square
- Custom House Square
- Lombard Street
- Waterworks
- Gasworks
- Winetavern Street
- Church Lane
Meanwhile the public toilets in Arthur Lane are open from 10.30am until 4pm every day.
Loos in other parts of the city are open during the day time - from 10am until 5pm.
They are:
- Agnes Street
- Connswater
- Drumglass Park ( Lisburn Road )
- Ormeau Embankment
The council operates public toilets in central Belfast as well as the north, east and south of the city.
A spokesperson said: " Disabled access is available at all our public toilets. Belfast residents with a disability can also apply for a RADAR key to access our automatic toilets 24 hours a day, and access to our other toilets during opening hours.
"The Changing Places facility in Belfast City Hall is available to the public. You can ask for access from security staff at the back gate of City Hall."
Toilets in central Belfast are closed temporarily every day to allow for cleaning.
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