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Opened25 Aug 2026
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We call on the Government to make it a legal requirement for all railway stations and bus stops to provide accessible public toilets. No one, especially diabetics, elderly people, or disabled individuals, should be forced to hold it in due to a lack of nearby facilities.
Access to a toilet shouldn't depend on luck, timing, or how far you're willing to walk. For people with diabetes, IBS, pregnancy, disabilities, or age-related conditions, holding it in isn't just uncomfortable; it's painful and even a health risk. Yet many stations and bus stops have zero public toilets. We ask for toilets as standard transport infrastructure, not an afterthought. Everyone deserves dignity, not desperation, on their journey.
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1John McDonnell MP
Hayes and Harlington2Carla Denyer MP
Bristol Central3James Murray MP
Ealing North4Lincoln Jopp MP
Spelthorne5Sir Ashley Fox MP
Bridgwater6Juliet Campbell MP
Broxtowe7Sarah Jones MP
Croydon West8Baggy Shanker MP
Derby South9Danny Kruger MP
East Wiltshire10Tom Rutland MP
East Worthing and Shoreham