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London's public toilet shortage hits the High Street
When tourists flocked to London for the Great Exhibition in 1851, they also got to try out something rather novel: opulent public toilets.
Today, tourists in London aren't so lucky. That's because over the past eight years the number of public toilets in the UK has fallen by 13% because of increasingly squeezed budgets. The lack of loos may now be having a detrimental effect on High Street retailers, as Lucy Burton reports.
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