"The Morden toilet comes as part of the 'Equity in Motion' plan from TfL and the Mayor of London, which was announced in 2024. The project has recently seen new accessible toilets installed at Clapton, Seven Sisters and White Hart Lane Overground stations. Sadiq Khan has committed to spending £3 million each year on introducing toilets across the network, with the aim being that customers are always within 20 minutes of one without having to change trains."
"Now new loos have just dropped at a south London tube station as part of TfL's £15 million scheme to make toilets more accessible across the network. Morden station is the latest transport hub to get a new lav in a TfL 'first'. The Northern line stop had no public toilet facilities until now; it is the first station on the southernmost section of the Northern line's Morden branch to receive facilities. The loo at Morden (pictured below) is gender-neutral and accessible with baby-changing facilities."
TfL is expanding public toilet access across Underground and Overground stations through a £15 million programme and an annual £3 million commitment. A new gender-neutral, accessible toilet with baby-changing facilities has opened at Morden, the first public loo on the southernmost Morden branch of the Northern line. Installations at Clapton, Seven Sisters and White Hart Lane have already taken place. There are 155 toilets at TfL-managed locations plus 40 more at non-TfL-managed stations. Confirmed forthcoming installations include New Cross Gate, Acton Central, Surrey Quays, Colindale, Leyton, Northolt and West Ham, aiming to keep customers within 20 minutes of facilities without changing trains.
Read at Time Out London
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