Thank you to @krupesh.co.uk for raising the issue of anti-social behaviour and what action is being taken to stop toilets being vandalised on the TfL network and subsequently closed 🚽
www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...
The Alliance will continue to campaign for improved public toilet provision across the transport network, and the rest of the city. This includes having truly accessible facilities so everyone can navigate the transport network with confidence.
Great to see @hinabokharild.bsky.social asking the Mayor about the total number of toilets at Tube stations that have been closed permanently since January 2021 🚽
www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...
An image of a long corridor of public toilet cubicles with metal doors on the right, blue walls, and pink pillars. On the left are handwashing basins. At the bottom of the picture overlapping the image of the toilets is a dark blue background with text reading 'Refurbished toilets at Piccadilly Circus Station📢'
📢Westminster City Council has completed its latest public toilet refurbishment at the Piccadilly Circus Underground Station.
🔍Upgraded male and female toilets, a family changing toilet, and baby-changing amenities within both male and female areas.
📍Toilets located at Exit 1 of the station.
Congratulations Jo-Anne and Gail!
Great thread @kappacino1.bsky.social . We agree. Local authorities, public bodies and the government need to take the lack of provision seriously. This is an issue of public health, inclusion and more.
Strategies can provide a framework for local authorities to coordinate the actions needed to improve public toilet provision locally. Strategies can offer a more joined-up approach for auditing and evaluating current provision, listening to residents and making decisions based on need 🚽
A photo of a mix of 6 people, men and women, holding a large banner saying 'Loos for Haringey'. Below is a dark blue background overlapping the photo with white text reading 'Haringey Council have published their Toilet Strategy and Action Plan📢'
Haringey Council is now one of four London councils with a published toilet strategy and action plan 📢
This would not have been possible without the tireless campaigning of Loos for Haringey, supported by John Miles from KOVE, an Alliance Member.
Read the strategy here: bit.ly/HaringeyToil...
New Morden station toilets are open! 🙌🚽Thank you to campaigners on the Alliance, More Loos for Merton, @carolinerussell.bsky.social @ageuklondon.bsky.social and others.
An image of the doors of two toilets. One door has two signs - one reading 'Baby changing' and the other saying 'All gender toilet'. The other toilet door depicting baby changing facilities and accessible toilets. At the bottom of the photo is white text on a blue background reading 'New toilets at Morden Station'
The inside of an accessible toilet, includes a sink, toilet, grab rails and a bin.
New toilets now open at Morden Underground station - including a gender-neutral toilet, an accessible toilet and baby-changing facilities 🚽
We hope this momentum continues alongside work to increase awareness about the locations of toilets 👀
@carolinerussell.bsky.social
London washroom technician John Heritage honoured at National Loo of the Year Awards www.londondaily.news/london-washr... #news #london #londonnews
📣 New Podcast! "S74E6: It Was Instrumental To The Sewage System In London - Rose Finn On The Invention Of Toilets" on @Spreaker #bradford #deepstuffradio #deepstuffradiopodcast #deepstuffrecords #deepstufftv #dremtgi #emmyhikins #femimadariola #football #ilovecappucinobydremtgi #london #podcast
The lack of public toilets (let alone accessible ones) in central London is a disgrace
Great to see Alliance member Clare Delmar on BBC Politics London yesterday discussing public toilets👏
Follow the link below to watch from 20:38 🚽
www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/epis...
Sitting uncomfortably: public health goes down the drain as toilet access dries up - great piece by Philip Thornton open.substack.com/pub/philthor...
Good to see Alliance member @gaillyk.bsky.social quoted in this insightful article🚽
www.ribaj.com/spec/vitra-b...
An interesting read from architect, Eddie Blake, in @theguardian.com about a 'Great British toilet revolution'
'A public toilet can express democracy – evidence that a city still believes in itself enough to provide for its most basic, universal needs.'
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
💷 Arricle begins paywall. However, if you are subscribed, this is an interesting article mentioning the Alliance. www.ft.com/content/7309...
⭐Wishing everyone a wonderful festive season!⭐
A big thank you to all our Alliance members and followers for your support this year. We're pleased to have grown our presence on @bsky.app 🚽
We're looking forward to continuing our campaign in 2026 for better public toilet provision in London👀
Hear from Julia from @inclusionlondon.bsky.social about navigating the steps at Seven Sisters Station. We need TfL to prioritise step-free access as well as accessible toilets.
It is crazy that loo provision on the Underground is basically accident of history depending on what company opened the station and if they survived long enough. bsky.app/profile/lond...
✍️Across the day and another event on Saturday 22nd on Kilburn High Road, they collected 180 signatures for a petition calling for Camden Council, Brent Council, and TfL to invest in and maintain decent and sufficient publicly accessible toilets in and near to Kilburn High Road.
#londonloos
Two men inside a station holding placards. One placard reads “Can’t go out, no loos” and another reads “No loos, we all lose” with the London Loo Alliance underneath. In the bottom left corner of the image is a dark blue circle with text in reading “📍Kilburn Station”
Two images. Top image shows a busy train station with people talking to passersby and showing them a petition on clipboards. Bottom image shows a group of campaigners with placards outside Kilburn Station.
A man outside a station holding a placard which reads “Want public toilets back!”
📍Kilburn Station on #WorldToiletDay in November
🪧Kilburn Older Voices Exchange (KOVE), a London Loo Alliance member, spent their morning on 19th November at Kilburn Station to raise awareness of the need for improved availability and accessibility of toilets there.
#londonloos #kilburn
"I plan my journey by looking at toilets."
📢Hear from Cornelius who joined us on World Toilet Day about the significance of clean and accessible public toilets in enabling him to get out and about.
#publictoilets #londonloos
Hear from Julia from @inclusionlondon.bsky.social - a member of the London Loo Alliance.
Julia discusses the new 'accessible' toilet at Seven Sisters Underground Station. Action needs to be taken by TfL to ensure the people who need these toilets can actually use them!
#TfL #AccessibleToilets
Some of the income from #TouristTax should be spent on public toilets @london.gov.uk
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Hear from Laura from @inclusionlondon.bsky.social about our call to TfL for more accessible public toilets to be prioritised at step-free stations!
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It's been just over a week since #WorldToiletDay...
Hear from John from @ageuklondon.bsky.social about our actions on the day 🚽🚂
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Good podcast on the lack of toilets in London quoting @ageuklondon.bsky.social
Lifting the Lid Report.
Well worth a listen… do you think our public toilets should be sold off?
www.standard.co.uk/comment/podc...
A man with a bike helmet on holding up a placard above his head reading ‘Let people go when they’re on the go!’ With the London Loo Alliance logo underneath this text. In the bottom right corner is some text on a blue background reading ‘📍Seven Sisters Station’
Two images on top of each other. The top image shows a man and two women in hi vis jackets holding clipboards and magnifying glasses by a large London Underground sign for Seven Sisters station. The bottom image is a group of people standing outside Seven Sisters station talking to each other whilst holding placards campaigning for public toilet provision.
Three people outside closed public toilets and a bus station. Left to right:A man with a hooded coat holding a placard reading ‘No loos, we all lose!’A woman in a coat and hat holding a placard with a speech bubble reading ‘Where are the toilets?’ A man holding a megaphone addressing the people.
A woman standing out closed toilets holding a placard reading ‘Better public toilets = better inclusion for all’ with the London Loo Alliance logo underneath
Some fantastic photos from the Alliance's toilet inspections on #WorldToiletDay 2025.
A big thank you to everyone who braved the cold to help amplify our call for better public toilet provision on the TfL network.
More content to come👀
