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How Victorian Eastbourne realised it needed public loos (opens the original)
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Eastbourne has a fascinating history with one of life's most basic amenities: the toilet. In the Victorian era, as the town grew from a small settlement into one of Britain's most fashionable seaside resorts, thousands of tourists arrived by train each year. But the number of toilets did not match the number of visitors and a popular boat race in 1870 laid bare the lack of facilities. "It's said that over 1,000 people used a small stable near the pier to go the toilet," historian Kevin Gordon to
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