Larger stations normally have toilets - but they’re not necessarily in working order, and the odds are they’re not on the “platform side” of the ticket barriers, so maybe a 5 or more minute walk to get to.
Quite often the train is only in these terminus stations for 5 minutes.
Smaller stations in-between are normally just two platforms and a bridge to get to the other side.
British train stations don’t have toilets?
Larger stations normally have toilets - but they’re not necessarily in working order, and the odds are they’re not on the “platform side” of the ticket barriers, so maybe a 5 or more minute walk to get to.
Quite often the train is only in these terminus stations for 5 minutes.
Smaller stations in-between are normally just two platforms and a bridge to get to the other side.
A bridge? Well la-de-dah Mr Aristocrat.
You think that’s fancy? One of the stations I go past has a vending machine. Imagine that? Chocolate on demand!
They sell all sorts of things in the women’s toilets at Bournemouth station.
Show off…