(Some of the bill's other provisions — food, water and clean lavatories, among them — remained).
Who really needs more than a straightforward cafe-bar, a newsagent and clean lavatories?
So there you are – a family spanning all classes, except upper, and all desperate for lovely clean lavatories.
Norrie Courts, director of stations for Network Rail, suggested that Waverley "doesn't have much presence" and said passengers wanted easy access, good connectivity, clean lavatories and wifi.
Copley didn't clean lavatories, but instead divided his time between studying design at the Central School of Art and attending dress, technical and lighting rehearsals at Covent Garden.
Yes, McDonald's and Coke are powerful; indeed they have changed things in ways that even members of the Académie Française never imagined: McDonald 'sintroduced clean lavatories to Hong Kong; Coca-Cola won the Olympics for its home-town of Atlanta.
During her detention she was whipped across the face with electric cable, held for nine days in a tiny cell with the temperature near freezing, and was forced to clean lavatories with her bare hands.
But one day I would work at Covent Garden". Copley didn't clean lavatories, but instead divided his time between studying design at the Central School of Art and attending dress, technical and lighting rehearsals at Covent Garden.
Last autumn I spoke to grandmothers who had to get up at 4am to clean lavatories, yet were on such miserly contracts that they couldn't afford to get sick or go on holiday and were heading for a poverty pension.
Latterly, one of Townsend's contributions to community life has been to buy two pubs that would have otherwise disappeared, knowing that "if you gave people really good clean lavatories, not the 60-year-old urine smell, and you treated people well and were friendly, you could fill the place".
They boast impressive and very clean lavatories (as does most of Japan), reclining seats that always face forwards and hostesses bringing drinks and bento boxes.
