It is advisable to book trains in advance as seating can be limited, particularly at weekends. There are lots of public toilets in Britain, in town centres, bus stations, airports, train stations and also in shops, restaurants, pubs and petrol stations. Generally if you are not a customer of the establishment it is considered good manners to ask before using their facilities. They are normally free but occasionally you will have to pay a small amount into a slot or entrance gate. Baby changing facilities are available in some Public Toilets but are generally of a better standard in large shops.
Disabled toilets are widely available.
Please agree a fare before undertaking your journey as you will be charged by the mile. The plug system is square 3 pin and adapters are widely available. Pubs or public houses in Britain are generally open between 11.00am and 11.00pm for the sale of food and alcohol. The age limit for drinking is 18 years of age, some pubs with facilities will allow children entry but it is advisable to ask. Pubs generally do not offer a waiter service and purchases are made at the bar in cash.