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Newcastle Upon Tyne is also doing something similar. [0] https://www.newcastle.gov.uk/environment-and-waste/street-care-and-cleaning/public-toilets https://www

• Theodores 10y ago
  In the cynical British context I see the stickers on windows regarding the scheme and assume that it just means there are no public toilets any more. I would not go in to the cafe etc. for a quick visit to the lavatory, I would still feel odd about not buying anything. It is a cultural thing and I expect most British people would expect their council to maintain public toilets rather than not bother and have some community business scheme. It reeks of privatisation and down sizing the local council.