Help us map what is happening with public toilets across the UK

We want to know how the public is coping without them and how newly re-opened facilities are dealing with physical distancing

As lockdown restrictions begin to ease across the UK, the continued closure of many public toilets is presenting huge problems for people wanting to make the most of their time outdoors, those living close to popular beaches and beauty spots, as well as decision-makers in national park and local councils who have to balance public safety with increased demand for facilities.

In Scotland, for example, the country's national parks are demanding urgent guidance on reopening public toilets safely and consistently, after reports of local residents near beaches and beauty spots discovering human excrement left by daytrippers.