♿ Disabled Accessible Toilets Across the UK
Find wheelchair accessible public toilets with RADAR key access, grab rails, and full accessibility features. Comprehensive directory of disabled-friendly facilities nationwide.
Wide Access
Wheelchair accessible doors and spacious interiors for comfortable use.
RADAR Key
Many facilities accessible with RADAR key for enhanced security and cleanliness.
Safety Features
Grab rails, emergency alarms, and accessible fixtures for safe use.
Types of Accessible Toilet Facilities
♿ Standard Accessible Toilets
- • Wheelchair accessible with wide doors
- • Grab rails and support bars
- • Accessible sink and hand dryer
- • Emergency alarm cord
- • Space for transfer from wheelchair
🛏️ Changing Places Facilities
- • Full-size adult changing table
- • Hoist system for safe transfers
- • Privacy screen and additional space
- • Space for multiple carers
- • Enhanced safety and hygiene features
RADAR Key Access
What is a RADAR Key?
The RADAR key is a universal access system for public disabled toilets across the UK. It ensures facilities remain clean, safe, and available for those who need them most.
How to Get a RADAR Key:
- • Contact Disability Rights UK
- • Apply online or by post
- • Cost: £4.50 plus postage
- • Proof of disability required
Where RADAR Keys Work:
- • Train stations and airports
- • Shopping centres and retail parks
- • Motorway service stations
- • Tourist attractions and venues
Where to Find Accessible Toilets
🚉 Transport
- • All major train stations
- • International airports
- • Motorway services
- • Bus and coach stations
- • Ferry terminals
🛍️ Retail
- • Shopping centres
- • Major supermarkets
- • Retail parks
- • Department stores
- • Garden centres
🏛️ Public
- • Libraries and council buildings
- • Museums and galleries
- • Hospitals and clinics
- • Sports and leisure centres
- • Tourist attractions
Accessible Toilets by Major Cities
Accessible Toilets - Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a toilet wheelchair accessible?
Wheelchair accessible toilets have wide doors (850mm minimum), turning space, accessible height fixtures, grab rails, emergency alarms, and adequate space for wheelchair maneuvering and transfers.
Do I need a RADAR key for all accessible toilets?
No, many accessible toilets are freely accessible. RADAR keys are required for specific facilities in transport hubs, some shopping centres, and certain public locations for security and maintenance reasons.
Are accessible toilets always free to use?
Most accessible toilets are free, even in locations where standard facilities charge a fee. The Equality Act requires reasonable adjustments, which typically includes free access to accessible facilities.
What are Changing Places facilities?
Changing Places are enhanced accessible toilets with adult-sized changing tables, hoists, and extra space for people with complex care needs. They're located in major venues and shopping centres.
How can I find accessible toilets when traveling?
Use our toilet finder, check venue websites, call ahead to confirm facilities, and download apps like "Toilet Map" or "AccessAble" for detailed accessibility information.
Your Rights: Equality Act 2010
Under the Equality Act 2010, service providers have a duty to make reasonable adjustments for disabled customers. This includes providing accessible toilet facilities where possible.
Service Providers Must:
- • Remove barriers to access
- • Provide auxiliary aids
- • Make reasonable adjustments
- • Not discriminate against disability
You Have the Right To:
- • Access public facilities
- • Request reasonable adjustments
- • Complain about poor access
- • Equal treatment and dignity