Loo of the Year Awards

The Loo of the Year Awards are run to celebrate the best public toilets in the United Kingdom, and promote high standards. 
The awards competition receives sponsorship from a number of companies involved in providing products and services to washroom providers.
History.
First introduced in 1987, the Loo of the Year Awards competition has run annually, except for 1993.
Eligibility criteria.
Any type of public facility ('away from home' toilet) can be nominated for consideration. There are sixty one award categories. Eligible facilities can be located in England, Scotland, Wales or Ireland.
Anyone can submit a nomination—staff, customers, visitors, managers, owners or contractors—but owners or managers must authorise entries.
Judging criteria.
After an unannounced inspection from an authorised Loo of the Year Awards Inspector, nominees are graded on a scale from Silver to Diamond. Grades are awarded based on one hundred and one criteria, and are judged on both male and female facilities, as well as any baby changing and accessible facilities provided. The criteria include cleanliness, decor, signage, accessibility and customer care.
Awards.
Awards are given in one of sixty one categories. An entrant receiving a Diamond or possibly a Platinum grading will be considered for one a number of major national awards in each of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland:
Other awards include:
In addition, the overall UK winner (either an individual, in-house cleaning team or external contractor) is awarded the UK Washroom Cleaner of The Year Trophy.
Overall "Loo of the Year" trophy winners.
The winner of this category is presented with a Golden Loo Seat Trophy.