Unisex changing rooms

Rosie51

So still potential for a cell phone to take photos or film of a woman or child in a state of undress?

Well yes, and no. Because staff are around and other customers too- so location is important.

For those of us concerned with the safety of females -adult or child, then single sex changing is important. It’s quite obvious that not everyone is concerned with that.

A definite no from me. I wouldn’t go in a communal changing room either.

Jaxjacky

Another plus of ordering online only.

Indeed. Never leave the comfort of home to shop.

I did read somewhere, apropos of Primark making their changing cubicles unisex, one young woman, understandably, furious, when I think I read one or maybe two men barged into her curtained cubicle. As stated above, in this shocking age of up skirting and covert filming we unfortunately live in, I can see problems ahead

The rates of sexual assault are higher in mixed sex changing than in single sex. That's the issue.

What about unisex toilets. I recently went to an NT property in South Wales, it was an events day so very busy. The ladies toilets were closed which meant the mens was for everyone. The urinals were barriered off and there were two cubicles, the floor was soaking and the seats drenched and it was disgusting, needless to say I left and won't be returning.

It's a NO from me !!