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- The British Toilet Association says public toilets in UK cities have closed by about 40% since 2000.
- London projects funded by local councils and government grants aim to revitalize facilities within tight budgets.
- The Mayor’s Fund and the Levelling Up Fund have supported these initiatives, but funding is dwindling.
- The Pride in Place strategy may provide new opportunities, while advocates say well-designed toilets boost civic pride and safety.
