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@ginge - sorry, still need the parsing.

Where to go on a night out? (6,11)

Anyone can (6,11)

Arrange venue. N.B. Cop Cecil in this amenity (6,11)

Can I convince uncle bedpan is broken and needs scrubbing ? (6,11)

Set for a slasher movie? (6,10)

(Not an entry)
Is it true that a cubicle is a square testicle?
(Apologies to the ladies)

Private privy? Just the opposite 6,10)

Local hears lap, then up-round around first International Electronic Navigational Charts and finds common privy (6,10)

Hi again stevea, it's supposed to read littish and refers to the days when public lavatories required the insertion of an old penny which upon decimalisation was either scrapped or like most things at the time saw an increase to 2 new pence if I remember correctly.
The wordplay is an extraction (no pun intended) anagram of "cubicle via one new pence" less "a wee", anagrind: means operating and extraction indicator: needing.