Manchester Piccadilly Railway Station

Why do we have to put up with baby changing facilities in disabled toilets? Far too often I've been bursting to go to the toilet, and had to wait for ages because someone is changing their baby there. First of all, a toilet is not the cleanest of places to change a baby, and secondly, more often than not people leave the place in a state. I don't want to have to clean up before I go to the loo, or worry about hygiene. One of my bug bears. Why can't changing facilities for children be in a separate cubicle, instead of blocking toilets which we need? As a wheelchair user, because I'm seldom on my feet, my bladder is far less adept at "holding on", and surely this should be recognised?

The limited number of disabled bays in the short-stay car park are treated as an Uber/minicab stand, with one car often parking across all three disabled bays to drop off and pick up passengers. No enforcement of blue badge parking, meaning people with disabilities are left to struggle. This is a busy main line station which needs to do better.

I had initially planned to review the Changing Places toilet solely but I was surprised by the facilities around it. The Changing Places toilet is available 24/7 and is located in the Accessibility Lounge, which offers a comfortable space for passengers to arrange or await assistance.