Find toilets, showers and changing and other facilities across our buildings. Browse by facility type or building to find the facilities that meet your needs.
Accessible toilets, showers and changing facilities are listed separately where available. Check the individual facility or building information for details before your visit.
Select a facility type for more information and to see which buildings they are available in.
This facility is provided for the use of females (biological women) in accordance with the Equality Act 2010 and relevant UK legal guidance following the Supreme Court judgment
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This facility is provided for the use of males (biological men) in accordance with the Equality Act 2010 and relevant UK legal guidance following the Supreme Court judgment
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This is a self-contained accessible toilet facility available for use by any person who requires accessible toilet provision, regardless of sex or gender identity. The facility is provided to ensure accessibility, privacy, dignity, and inclusion for all users.
Generally, a raised toilet pan (around 480mm high), horizontal and vertical grab rails, drop-down support rails, a low-level or wheelchair-accessible sink with lever or sensor taps, an outward-opening door, a red emergency alarm pull cord and, sometimes, a Radar lock
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This facility is available for use by all persons, regardless of sex or gender identity. It is provided to promote accessibility, privacy, dignity, and inclusion for all users. Single-sex toilet facilities are provided separately where applicable.
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A self-contained toilet with accessible facilities that is available for use by any person, regardless of sex or gender identity. It combines accessible toilet provision with all-gender access.
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An ambulant disabled toilet is a cubicle designed for people with disabilities or mobility limitations who can walk and do not use a wheelchair—such as individuals with arthritis, visual impairments, or those using crutches or walking frames
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A changing area designed for people who need accessible facilities, for example more space and support features for wheelchair users or others with mobility needs.
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A shower designed for people who need accessible facilities, typically with more space and support features such as grab rails or a seat.
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A fully accessible toilet and changing facility with more space and equipment than a standard accessible toilet. Changing Places rooms typically include a height-adjustable changing bench, a hoist, a peninsular toilet, and a privacy screen or curtain.
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A room for changing clothes. It may be shared or for individual use, depending on the building.
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This facility is provided for the use of females (biological women) in accordance with the Equality Act 2010 and relevant UK legal guidance following the Supreme Court judgment
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This facility is provided for the use of females (biological women) in accordance with the Equality Act 2010 and relevant UK legal guidance following the Supreme Court judgment
Where to find:
This facility is provided for the use of females (biological women) in accordance with the Equality Act 2010 and relevant UK legal guidance following the Supreme Court judgment
Where to find:
This facility is provided for the use of females (biological women) in accordance with the Equality Act 2010 and relevant UK legal guidance following the Supreme Court judgment
Where to find:
This facility is provided for the use of females (biological women) in accordance with the Equality Act 2010 and relevant UK legal guidance following the Supreme Court judgment
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This facility is provided for the use of females (biological women) in accordance with the Equality Act 2010 and relevant UK legal guidance following the Supreme Court judgment
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This facility is provided for the use of males (biological men) in accordance with the Equality Act 2010 and relevant UK legal guidance following the Supreme Court judgment
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This facility is provided for the use of males (biological men) in accordance with the Equality Act 2010 and relevant UK legal guidance following the Supreme Court judgment
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This facility is provided for the use of males (biological men) in accordance with the Equality Act 2010 and relevant UK legal guidance following the Supreme Court judgment
Where to find:
This facility is provided for the use of males (biological men) in accordance with the Equality Act 2010 and relevant UK legal guidance following the Supreme Court judgment
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This facility is provided for the use of males (biological men) in accordance with the Equality Act 2010 and relevant UK legal guidance following the Supreme Court judgment
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An individual shower available for use by all persons, regardless of sex or gender identity.
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A washing (ablution) room for use before prayer, available for all genders.
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