In the meantime, the map means you can now head out and about in the city on your daily exercise knowing that you can locate a toilet if you need one – no racing to find a ‘quiet bush’ in central London, power-walking up the canal home or simply pissing yourself if necessary!Īll the current rules on moving around the city in Lockdown 3. This will help it make the map even more detailed and useful. There are currently more than 300 toilets in London marked on the Lockdown Loo 3.0 map – with an open or closed status according to the latest rules – and the website is calling on people who find toilets that aren’t listed on the current map to submit their locations to the site. The creators of Lockdown Loo managed to keep that map up to date for all of Lockdown 2 – and now, the map is back to live another day, asking people to continue to plot their activity (as it were). Some very helpful types set up Lockdown Loo earlier this year, so that people across the UK could pin the location of open toilets that they found on to a map.
#London lockdown parks free#
Green spaces were open and people were free to move, but many of the country’s public toilets remained closed. But don’t worry if you were caught short then, because Lockdown 3 is a different beast, especially for small-bladdered Brits. "For the most up-to-date information on all our parks, please visit we were eventually allowed outside again after Lockdown 1, there was nothing that could hold us back – and our poor old parks were testament to that fact.
“We are currently working through the impact of the latest Government guidance on all our park operations and on those of our contractors. It is important that people stick to the rules and only visit parks local to them, where they must continue to observe social distancing by staying two metres apart from others, exercise only once a day with their household (or support bubble) or with one other person and must not gather in groups. "You may leave your local area for a legally permitted reason, such as for work. “The latest Government guidance makes it clear that if you leave home for a permitted reason, you should always stay local in the village, town, or part of the city where you live. "The parks provide vital green spaces where local visitors can get some fresh air, enjoy the natural environment and do their daily exercise - just a 20 minute walk in the park can boost mental and physical wellbeing. You should only go to Hyde Park - or any of the other Royal Parks - if you live nearbyĪ Royal Parks spokesman said: “During this new lockdown, the parks will continue to remain open as they have done throughout the pandemic, and the opening and closing times remain as advertised on our website. Watch popular content from the following creators: Annabel(annabel. What do you think about lockdown restrictions? Take our survey below. Discover short videos related to london park in lockdown on TikTok.
However, as the lockdown rules state we can only exercise in the local area to where we live there has been some confusion as to whether city centre parks would remain open as normal. The most popular parks in the capital are undoubtedly The Royal Parks including Hyde Park, St James's Park, Richmond Park and Greenwich Park. Barbara Windsor's funeral to be held this week with limited mourners due to lockdown.Lockdown latest: When new national lockdown starts and when rules will be reviewed.This leaves little room for manoeuvre but luckily London has a host of beautiful parks to enjoy your government mandated exercise breaks in.įor more news and features about London directly to your inbox sign up to our newsletter here. The tough measures announced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday night, January 4 mean that we must stay at home and can only leave for very few reasons - to go shopping for necessities, go to work if you cannot work from home, meet your support bubble or childcare bubble, get medical help or exercise with your household (or support bubble) or one other person limited to once a day. Under the strict new lockdown rules there's not much we can legally do in London at the moment.
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