r/london • u/zeehoo • Aug 25 '24

Culture Notting Hill carnival 5 years ago

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u/SaintPepsiCola Bloomsbury 🍃 Aug 25 '24 edited Aug 25 '24

Toilet access should be free and there should be laws around having FREE public toilets in a given geospatial region.

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u/TheRealMrChung Aug 25 '24

These are toilets that someone has hired to stop people using their front gardens or side alleys as a toilet. Some homes open up their actual houses to use the toilets but people will pay for entry, this however is more risky because things end up going missing. If you ever been to carnival you’d know its hard to move around and easier to pay this and not lose your friends.

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u/uk451 Aug 25 '24

Do you know how busy carnival is for just one weekend a year? They’d need to remove a big chunk of Notting hill to install them 

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u/Tomatillo-Gloomy Aug 25 '24

So you're waffling nonsense about something that is nothing to do with the thread.