Public toilets are vital infrastructure and architects and designers should do more to increase their prevalence in our ...

The modern public bathroom was born in London. In the mid-19th century , Victorian London began to install public water closets for the comfort of men (and, eventually, women) about town.

Public toilets in London parks are starting to reopen. Find out which loos are already in use (and when to expect the rest) Written by Kate Lloyd Contributing writer Thursday 28 May 2020.

A map shows where public toilets in south east London are located and how many of these are accessible to people with disabilities. The Great British Public Toilet Map tracks publicly available ...

Eight public toilet facilities in central London will be refurbished, Westminster City Council has announced. Toilets at Victoria Embankment, Parliament Street, Piccadilly Circus and Green Park ...

Visitors to Britain will find a new stop on London’s site-seeing route this spring: a usable public toilet enclosed in one-way mirrored glass. MSNBC.com's Jennifer Carlile reports.

A tiny underground space that was once the site of a public toilet has gone on the market in one of London’s most stylish districts with a starting price of £999,000 - or about $1.4 million.

Almost 100 of the capital’s public toilets have closed over the last ten years, according to new research by Age UK London. A report by the charity this week warns that the issue is a “serious ...

Modern-day public toilets were introduced in the West at The Great Exhibition at the Crystal Palace in London in 1851. To this day, public toilets in the UK are similar to the ones unveiled back ...

One of London's most famous former public washrooms is reopening its doors for the first time in 10 years, as a nightclub. This festive venue, formerly called Public Life, is located in the trendy ...

A tiny underground space that was once the site of a public toilet has gone on the market in one of London’s most stylish districts with a starting price of £999,000 - or about $1.4 million.