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The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea provide temporary toilets for Carnival participants and visitors. These consist of chemical toilets and pissoir type urinals. Two permanent manned toilet sites are also open for Carnival.
The Council will provide 270 Chemical Toilets spread across 26 locations and 5 pissoir/urinal type toilets for male visitors. There will also be wheelchair accessible lavatories at all 26 of the Chemical Toilet locations.
To site these toilets some resident bays and Pay and Display bays must be suspended. The Council places prominent parking suspension signs in the affected areas giving residents advance notice of the temporary loss of parking. Once the toilets are in place, the Council will check each site and remove any suspension notices that are no longer needed.
To assist the public to find the toilets over 100 signs are attached to lampposts pointing to the direction of the nearest toilet.
During the Carnival, two officers are employed to monitor all toilets. They ensure the sites are open and are clean. Plumbers are also employed to carry out repairs and ensure the all the appliances function properly.
Toilet Hire UK and the Site Welfare Company Ltd, provide staff for the temporary toilets. These facilities are manned and available between 7am and midnight. The supplier will maintain the Chemical toilets and they will be cleansed every hour.
The two permanent facilities are available from 6am to 10pm and will also have an attendant available. Their role is to keep the toilets secure, clean, ensure all consumables are replenished and that defects are reported for repair. The Pissoir/Urinal facilities will also be monitored.
Disclaimer: This information may change, it was correct at the time publication
These are located:
Note: Addresses which have an image of a wheelchair are accessible for people using wheelchairs.
Adair Road - at the back of Bosworth House, W10 All Saints Road on the west side between Tavistock Road and Tavistock Crescent, W11 Cambridge Gardens - south side between 31 and end of Portobello Green W10 Canal Way - in the bus parking area opposite bus stops, W10 Colville Gardens on the garden side from opposite number 41 to the north end, W11 Colville Road between Lonsdale Road and Westbourne Grove East side, W11 Colville Terrace north side between Portobello Road and 14 Colville Square, W11 Cornwall Crescent - south side between Ladbroke Grove and St. Mark's Place East Row - east side from central gate of the Spanish Garden southwards to approx 10 metres south of the entrance to the park keeper lodge W10 Elkstone Road - on pavement on south side of road just east of Edenham Way, W10 Southam Street – in road on south side of street going west from outside No. 2, W10 Kensington Park Road -
opposite Latimer House W11 Kensington Park Road - outside the Notting Hill Community Church, W11 Ladbroke Gardens (outside number 30) to the junction with Stanley Gardens, W11 St John's Gardens at junction with Ladbroke Grove W11 Lansdowne Road outside Holland Park Station, near junction with Holland Park Avenue W11 Lansdowne Walk at Junction with Ladbroke Grove W11, north side, pavement On Taxi Rank in Kensington Park Road W11 Outside no. 100 Notting Hill Gate outside Burger King W11 Opposite the Fire Station in Faraday Road near junction with Ladbroke Grove W10 Pembridge Square Gardens – West side of the gardens square W2 Silchester Road - rear of sports centre - car park St Charles Square - central arm north side W10 St Marks Road - on pavement opposite Piper House, outside Scope, W10 Treverton Street - north side, W10 Chepstow Villas – on West side of island at the junction with Pembridge Villas, W11These are located at:
These are located at:
For more information please contact Carnival@rbkc.gov.uk
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