Six-hour train services between London and Stirling running with no toilets
Europe2 sources2 countries🔦 Under-reported51m ago
Train services operating on the six-hour route between London and Stirling have been running without functioning onboard toilet facilities, sparking public anger.
To mitigate the issue during the extended journeys, the affected services have been implementing longer stops at stations along the route, allowing passengers to disembark and use toilet facilities located on the platforms.
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westerntelegraph.co.ukFocuses on public outrage and the indignity of the situation using a bucket metaphor.
BBC News Scotland (Scotland, UK)Reports the operational workaround of extended station stops for platform toilet access.
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