We provide a number of public toilets throughout Bedford Borough.

• Download a list and map of toilet facilities in Bedford town centre with opening times
• Public toilets are also available in Bedford Park, Russell Park, Mowsbury Park and Addison Howard Park 

Report a problem with public toilets

Please tell us about problems such as a broken sink or anti social behaviour.

Report a public toilet problem

Community Toilet Scheme

Our Community Toilet Scheme provides a network of public toilets within various town centre shops and restaurants, adding to the number of toilets available.

Wherever you see a sticker in the window of a participating business you are welcome to use the toilet facilities without having to ask or make a purchase.

Participating businesses:

• Beales - 5a Harpur Street (disabled, baby changing)
• Burger King - 9 Harpur Street (upstairs, baby changing)
• Coffee With Art - 82 High Street (unisex, baby changing)
• KFC - 63 Tavistock Street - (no disability toilet nor baby changing)
• McDonalds - 9 High Street (upstairs, disabled downstairs)
• The Executive Snooker Club - 3a Lurke Street

This list is correct as of March 2019, but it may change without us being notified.

Find out how your business can join the Community Toilet Scheme. 

Accessible toilets

RADAR toilet keys

A RADAR Key opens over 9,000 locked public disabled toilets, enabling people with a disability to used locked toilets facilities across the UK.

Anyone who considers themselves to have a disability is eligible for a RADAR Key.

To apply please download a RADAR toilet key application form (PDF) and either return it to us by post or in person.

Bedford Borough Council
Customer Service Centre
2 Horne Lane
Bedford
MK40 1RA

RADAR Key cost

• New RADAR key: £2.50
• Replacement key: £6

Bedford Borough Council only accepts card payment for RADAR keys.

Changing Places disabled persons' toilet

The River Street multi-storey car park in Bedford town centre has a Changing Places disabled persons' toilet on the first floor.

Changing Places toilets are designed to meet the needs of all people with a disability by providing more space and equipment such as a height-adjustable, adult-sized changing bench and a hoist.