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When in accy Wetherspoons its less of a walk to just go and use the toilets in the Calder instead :laugh8:

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Good grief Spigs they must be one hell of a flight of stairs in Wetherspoons:rolleyes::D

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Things must have improved since I had a meal there a few years ago. My meal was lukewarm.

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Thanks for mentioning the downstairs disabled loo. If I go there I will remember to take a walking stick and limp.

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Just use it anyway.

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All places are meant to have disabled toilet.Wetherspoons usually have a key for disabled toilets,to be asked for though.
Bus from our manchester night out arrived accy at midnight,so i went in for a last drink,really not many in there at that time,it was very chilled ;)
i was so ermmm - tipsy ,that i gave the girl behind the bar a £2 tip !! whats that all about ? :confused:

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I took Ma into the Wetherspoons at Eastbourne........I think their disabled toilet used the RADAR key.....Ma has one of these but I still had to ask as she had left it back at the hotel room...along with her purse(a neat trick of hers....only kidding Ma):)

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I thought that was a woman thing anyway Margaret:D:D:D

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We would have been washing up if I had forgotten mine too.........No, I always go out prepared.

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If you go out prepared, then why on earth would you wish to visit a Wetherspoons? Surely such establishments are the Last Chance Saloon..the final refuge of scoundrels, drunkards, junk food addicts and those of a similar ilk...no respectable person would be seen dead in one of these places.

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Obviously then, according to your rules, I am not a respectable person...and therefore neither is my elderly disabled mother.

Not that it is any of your business, but my elderly mother needed to use a toilet.......we went in so that she could avail herself of their facilities, while we were there we both had a coffee.......feeling that if we used their toilets then we should make a purchase.

Tealeaf you are getting tedious with your unwarranted criticism of this chain. You have made your views perfectly clear, so why do you have to keep harping on about them?

I am just glad there is somewhere in Accrington where I can be sure that I will not bump into you.

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I'm quite sure your mum is both a respectable and a lovely person...so why do you have to drag her round such dives?

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thanks tealeaf ... im no drunkard .. dont drink alcohol, junk food - when you get a half a roast chicken spuds and veg ... is that what you call junk?, scoundrel ... moi? im accywebs little angel, and according to the spugster im very respectable ...

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Didn't you read my post? If you had, then you quite clearly would not be asking that question.
Just refresh your memory.
My elderly mother(in a wheel chair) needed to use the toilet...we went in so that she could use their facilities. We felt it would be churlish to use the toilet without making a purchase...so we had coffee!

Later in the week we went back and we had food and a drink...at my mothers request

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Let me just correct you. Junk food is a five minute microwaved half chicken (with prepacked artificial browning and flavouring), 60 sec spuds and 45 sec green veg all on a 900 watt industrial microwave, standard Wetherspoons fitting.

Yeah, that's junk.