Map shows all of the public toilets in London where you don't have to pay
Londoners can now use a map to check the locations of public toilets across the city. The feature comes alongside a call from charity Age UK to improve the provision of such facilities in the capital. The map boasts itself as the UK’s largest database of publicly-available toilets. It is run by Public Convenience, a collaboration between software developer Neontribe and Dr Jo-Anne Bichard alongside Gail Ramster, who created the map. The online resource includes any toilet that the public can access without being a customer, including facilities in train stations , shopping centres and public buildings. It is updated by volunteers and also includes details such as opening hours and whether toilets are accessible. The map shows the availability of public toilets across the city (Image: Toilet Map) The map comes as part of a campaign from Age UK called London Loos, which looks to improve the availability of public toilets across the city. The charity claimed there ar...