People Would Rather Risk Dehydration Than Step Into Blackpool's Toilets—DEMAND ACTION NOW!

In a major wake-up call for public health and human dignity, Blackpool has been named the UK's worst offender for filthy public toilets.

A community of residents, visitors, and advocates for basic hygiene have spoken out—and the truth is impossible to ignore. But the fight is not over.

These toilets, meant to serve the public, have instead become disease traps. Floors soaked in urine, broken locks, no soap, no running water—conditions so vile that people are choosing to risk dehydration and infection rather than step inside.

Sign this petition and demand that Blackpool Council take immediate action to clean up these facilities and restore dignity to the town.

The situation in Blackpool is truly horrific. First, a person enters a public toilet expecting relief and safety. Instead, they're met with foul smells, overflowing waste, and no way to wash their hands. Then, they're forced to choose: use the disgusting facility, or hold it in and risk serious health consequences. People walk away, disgusted and distressed, some even relieving themselves outdoors.

Not only do vulnerable people suffer, but every year countless visitors leave with outrage. Some have developed urinary tract infections, kidney issues, and even sepsis from avoiding toilets altogether. Others have reported panic attacks and anxiety from the sheer filth and lack of privacy.

At the end of the day, these toilets reflect a deeper issue: neglect. They're underfunded, under-cleaned, and under-prioritized. But we know that clean public toilets save lives. They prevent disease, they uphold dignity, they show that a town cares about its people.

While this may seem like a local issue, it reflects a national problem. There is no place in a modern, compassionate society for public toilets that endanger health and humiliate those who need them most. Let's use the momentum from this public outcry to demand real change—not just in Blackpool, but across the country. Sign this petition and share it across every online platform - Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, anywhere where you can spread the message to make it impossible to ignore! Let's make sure Blackpool Council cleans up its nasty mess, and help make every single British public toilet safe and clean to use!