England left with ‘toilet deserts’ as public facilities decline by 14% in a decade

The number of public toilets in England has declined by 14% over a decade, creating 'toilet deserts' and harming public health and high streets. A report by the Royal Society for Public Health highlights a significant shortfall, with 15,481 people per public toilet in England, compared to 8,500 in Scotland and 6,748 in Wales.