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Free toilets in inner London

I have no idea if this will work but let's give it a try...

I'm attempting to compile a map of free toilets in inner/central London.

That's...
• free - no entrance charge to the toilets, or the building
• both Ladies and Gentlemen
• Zone 1 or Zone 2 only
• in public places - not in pubs/hotels/restaurants/supermarkets
• not "Community Toilets"
• not on the far side of a security check or a ticket barrier

BRENT WESTMINSTER comments: Several libraries, including Willesden, Church Street and Maida Vale	CAMDEN comments: St Pancras International station British Library Wellcome Centre Camden High Street The O2 Centre South End Green Hampstead Heath Several libraries, including Pancras Square, Camden Town and Holborn	ISLINGTON comments: Angel Centre Chapel Market Old Street Roundabout Nags Head shopping centre Several libraries, including Finsbury and Central	HACKNEY comments: Hoxton Market London Fields Narrow Way Ridley Road Dalston Passage Clissold Park Hackney Marshes Several libraries, including Hackney Central, Dalston and Shoreditch
HAM&FULHAM comments: Westfield London Kings Mall shopping centre Several libraries, including Hammersmith, Fulham and Shepherd's Bush	WEST END comments: Several large department stores, including Selfridges, John Lewis, Heals, Hamleys, Harrods, Waterstones Piccadilly St Martin in the Fields Lincolns Inn Fields Paddington Street Gardens Victoria station Charing Cross station National Gallery & NPG British Museum Royal Academy Somerset House Hyde Park - bandstand and Lido cafe Tachbrook Street market Tate Britain UCLH Several libraries, including Leicester Square, Charing Cross Road and Mayfair	CITY comments: Cannon Street station Fenchurch Street station Barbican Centre One New Change St Paul's Cathedral crypt Bishopsgate Library Five City libraries	TOWER HAMLETS comments: Spitalfields Market Museum of Childhood Whitechapel Gallery Royal London Hospital Victoria Park Canary Wharf: tube station, shopping centres, Crossrail Museum of London Docklands All the Idea Stores
KEN&CHELSEA comments: 'The Museums', notably the V&A Bevington Road Kensington Town Hall Talbot Road Westbourne Grove Design Museum Peter Jones Saatchi Gallery Three libraries		SOUTH BANK comments: Royal Festival Hall BFI & National Theatre Gabriels Wharf Oxo Tower Tate Modern London Bridge station	NEWHAM comments: Westfield Stratford City Stratford International station Canning Town bus station QEOP: cafe by Orbit, View Tube, Aquatics Centre, Timber Lodge
WANDSWORTH comments: Southside shopping centre Circus West, Battersea Power Station Battersea Park Debenhams, Clapham Jn Wandsworth Cemetery Putney Exchange Several libraries, including Wandsworth Town and Battersea Park	LAMBETH comments: Vauxhall bus station St Thomas' Hospital Myatt’s Fields Park Brockwell Park Clapham Common Several libraries, including Waterloo, Brixton and Clapham	SOUTHWARK comments: Southwark Cathedral Surrey Quays Shopping Centre Canada Water bus station Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Park Burgess Park Maltby Street Market East Street Market Several libraries, including Nunhead, Peckham and Canada Water	LEWISHAM GREENWICH comments: National Maritime Museum (at all sites) Old Royal Naval College Visitor Centre King William Walk North Greenwich station The O2 Lewisham Shopping Centre Hilly Fields Several libraries, including Deptford and Greenwich

I haven't managed to think of many.
I'm sure there are several more.
But not a huge number when you need one...
...which is the point of the map.

If you have any suggestions, please add them to the appropriate comments box, and I'll add them to the map. Free toilets only, remember. It'd help if you could confirm that they are free (or, if I've added any that aren't free, tell me that).

5pm update: Thanks everyone! The map now has about 60 more free toilets than it had at 7am, courtesy of your contributions. Some aspects of the list are a bit subjective, so sorry if you don't like how I've done it, or if your choice hasn't been added. Further suggestions (or additional information about toilets I haven't included) still very welcome.

» The TfL webpage Public toilets in London lists toilets at stations and, brilliantly, links to the relevant webpage on dozens of London borough websites. Special mentions to Camden, Greenwich, Kensington and Chelsea and Islington for crystal clear lists. No prizes for Lambeth. Boo to Southwark, for having a great list on the old version of their website they're about to switch off.
» This TfL toilet map of loos at tube stations is good, but doesn't tell you if the toilet is free or not.
» There's also The Great British Toilet Map, an online scrollable map which is nationally comprehensive, and very detailed, but not always easy to scrutinise.

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