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TOILET DROPS Toilet drop ENGLAND Birmingham J2 M5 - Washing/Parking 0121 552 9883 Bournemouth - Bournemouth Transport, Mallard Rd. £15 Bournemouth - Excelsior - Business Park £15 with coach wash Canterbury - Coach Park in Kingsmead Rd. Free toilet drop. Channel Tunnel - outwards Chatham Acorn Road coach park Toilet drop and Wash facilities Cobham Services M25 J9 / J10 Eastbourne - Stagecoach. Parking £13.50; Toilet drop £12; Bus wash £12 01323 418068 Folkestone Services - M20 Gretna Green Free parking. Also Toilet drop and coach wash Liverpool Arriva - Green Lane Depot, Green Lane, Old Swan, Liverpool, L13 7HS. 0151 282 8305 Parking £15 9am-5.30pm only. No toilet drop Coach washing @ £10 London Heathrow West Ramp coach park - £5 London - Nr Twickenham - Tellings 020 8755 7050 (Fulwell Bus Garage) London - Martin's Mini Coaches 709 Old Kent Rd.. 020 7732 1000 London - Perivale - Impact Group, 9 Wadsworth Rd. AdjacentHoover bldg UB6 7JD on A40 £10 24 hrs. 0208 601 3555 London - Victoria Coach Station 020 7730 8867 Sammys Garage no booking reqd. with wash (Eclestone Place) London - Clark's Coaches Kangley Bridge Road, Lower Sydenham, London SE26 5AT 0208 778 6697 Secure Parking £30 inc. coach wash & toilet drop. Power £20 per night. Toilet drop only £5, coach wash only £15 Lymm Truck Stop Nottingham Redfern Travel, The Sidings, Debdale Lane, Mansfield Woodhouse, NG19 7FE Tel: 01623 627 653 Ramsgate - Stagecoach East Kent, Margate Road (COSTS £20+) Rochester - Acorn Wharf 24h coach park (by Rochester Bridge) - toilet drop, coach washing. Stockport / Bredbury off M60 0161 4068767 Warwick Services -M40 SCOTLAND Aberdeen - Central Coaches, Hareness Rd., Altens, AB12 3LE 01224 890089 (or Ross Murray on 01224 507025 ) Edinburgh - Britannia Coach Park, Britannia Quay, Leith 24hrs Free during day - coach wash, toilet drop Edinburgh - Secure Coach Parks, 200 Sir Harry Lauder Rd. off A199 24h Edinburgh - Pringles Coach Park, 70-74 Bangor Rd. Leith Mills 24h Toilet drop and coach wash Inverness - D&E Coaches, Henderson Drive IV1 1TR - 01463 222444. Toilet drop and coach wash. Salsburgh - Golden Eagle Coaches, 197 Main St. Call 01698 870207 first WALES Barry - Bev's 01443 435805 AUSTRIA: VIENNA - Blaguss Reisen Ges.m.b.H, 23.; Richard-Strauss-Straße 32. Wash €45, Toilet, €18 VIENNA - Busplarkplatz Schonbrunn, 13., Schönbrunner Schlossstraße / Grünbergstraße Toilet drop is free VIENNA - Dr. Richard GmbH & Co. KG, 20., Stromstraße 11. Bus wash €44.40. IRELAND: M7 - Mayfield / Monasterevin Services - free toilet drop BELGIUM: Bruges - central coach park. Toilet drop and water are free but you need to pay at least 1 hour parking to get in. FRANCE: Calais BP on way in to Calais from Dunqerque .

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