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Guide to Woking's Town Centre loos!
There's nothing worse than being caught short - well, actually there is... it's when your toddler is caught short....
Anyhow... there are loos out there but you have to know where to look.
The Peacock Centre has great facilities on the bottom floor by the food courts but where else?
"Hidden" loos include Toys R Us (at the back by the lego), Costa Coffee and Debenhams (Upper concourse level).
Public facilities are also available in Wolsey Place, Victoria Way and Heathside car parks, Locke Way (by Dukes Court) and Market Square (opposite the old Post Office).
Aside from loos in pubs and fast food restaurants, you'll also find them in the HG Wells Centre (1st floor), The Big Apple and The New Victoria theatre.
Keep looking (and asking) and you'll find them!
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