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Just 4% of UK women back turning toilets gender neutral: Fewer than one in 20 females support the end of traditional ladies' and gents' loos, poll shows
Steve Doughty Social Affairs Correspondent For The Daily Mail 01:07 BST 29 Jun 2021 , updated 07:43 BST 29 Jun 2021
•New YouGov poll finds tiny section of women support gender-neutral loo plans
•Issue has become a battleground between trans rights lobbyists and feminists
•Evidence of shared facilities unpopularity follows launch of Government review
Fewer than one in 20 women support the replacement of men’s and women’s loos with gender-neutral ones, a poll reveals.
Just four per cent would be happy if restaurants, hotels, bars, theatres, cinemas, concert venues and stadiums abolished separate toilets for two sexes. Men are almost as unenthusiastic. Fewer than one in ten support the loss of their own loos in public spaces.
But a third of those questioned said they did support having gender-neutral toilets alongside those for men and women.
The findings from the poll carried out by YouGov and released yesterday suggest the rise in gender-neutral public loos is against the grain of public sentiment. The issue has become one of the battlegrounds between transgender rights lobbyists and feminists. Attempts to introduce gender-neutral loos in public spaces or in offices have routinely provoked protests from women who refuse to use them. The findings, made available by YouGov online, were highlighted by plumbing retail website Boiler Central.

Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick said separate facilities were a necessity, adding that the Government intended to ensure women can expect a sense of dignity, security and safety.
The firm said ‘a third of the population are in support of adding gender-neutral bathrooms alongside separate bathrooms for men and women to public spaces’. According to the polling, more than half the population want to see only separate male and female facilities – 52 per cent of women and 54 per cent of men.
It found Tory supporters were the most in favour of the provision of separate male and female loos alone – 73 per cent against 33 per cent of Labour supporters.
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YouGov poll says 4 per cent of women support gender-neutral toilets
The findings from the YouGov poll suggest the rise in gender-neutral public loos, which has become a battleground for trans rights lobbyists and feminists, is against the grain of public sentiment.
Just 4% of UK women back turning toilets gender neutral: Fewer than one in 20 females support the end of traditional ladies' and gents' loos, poll shows
Steve Doughty Social Affairs Correspondent For The Daily Mail 01:07 BST 29 Jun 2021 , updated 07:43 BST 29 Jun 2021
•New YouGov poll finds tiny section of women support gender-neutral loo plans
•Issue has become a battleground between trans rights lobbyists and feminists
•Evidence of shared facilities unpopularity follows launch of Government review
Fewer than one in 20 women support the replacement of men’s and women’s loos with gender-neutral ones, a poll reveals.
Just four per cent would be happy if restaurants, hotels, bars, theatres, cinemas, concert venues and stadiums abolished separate toilets for two sexes. Men are almost as unenthusiastic. Fewer than one in ten support the loss of their own loos in public spaces.
But a third of those questioned said they did support having gender-neutral toilets alongside those for men and women.
The findings from the poll carried out by YouGov and released yesterday suggest the rise in gender-neutral public loos is against the grain of public sentiment. The issue has become one of the battlegrounds between transgender rights lobbyists and feminists. Attempts to introduce gender-neutral loos in public spaces or in offices have routinely provoked protests from women who refuse to use them. The findings, made available by YouGov online, were highlighted by plumbing retail website Boiler Central.

Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick said separate facilities were a necessity, adding that the Government intended to ensure women can expect a sense of dignity, security and safety.
The firm said ‘a third of the population are in support of adding gender-neutral bathrooms alongside separate bathrooms for men and women to public spaces’. According to the polling, more than half the population want to see only separate male and female facilities – 52 per cent of women and 54 per cent of men.
It found Tory supporters were the most in favour of the provision of separate male and female loos alone – 73 per cent against 33 per cent of Labour supporters.
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Support for separate toilets for men and women, and gender neutral toilets in public spaces
Do you think public spaces should have separate toilets for men and women, gender neutral toilets, or both?
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