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Hi Steviefthe one u mentioned by the cenotaph in KirkstallNr Allders' (Now BHS), is the 2nd one on my list above(Corner of Abbey Rd and Bridge Rd)ArryBy the way the ones in the Arcade weren't in the Victoria Quarterbut the next arcade up Briggate. (New County Arcade?)A.

They were behind here, just sort of slightly diagonally behind where the camera person would be stood to the left.

More recently there was the toilets near Safeway on Bond Street they closed down and I don't think they have reopened.

More recently there was the toilets above where Safeway was on Bond Street they closed down and I don't think they have reopened.

Horsforth, Behind the Tescos Express on New Road Side!

carrotol wrote: Some at Whingate Junction, Armley according to my neighbour. Does anyone else know if that's correct? Yes thats right. Opposite where Oxley's was and an underpass ran between all three roads. Was closed and "got rid of" in the mid 70's!

of course we have forgotten the ladies and gents in the gatehouses at the wetherby road entrance to roundhay park!!

wasnt ther toilets as well as provisions where poor people could wash underneath city square at one point that doubled as shelters during the war?Also the toilets under the arches at the bottom of richardshaw lane have been closed for a while....

You are right Deano! It has been mentioned in other threads but surprisingly not in this one!!! How bizzare!!

Don't know if "poor people" were the main users of the city sq toilets. I don't remember them, just seen piccies of the sq with them in. I think they were just public toilets, linked to the underpass, under the sq!