THIRSTY commuters will soon be able to enjoy a cut-price "cheeky pint" before their train journeys home in a huge new Wetherspoon pub opening at Waterloo.
The £2.8 million Spoons, to be called The Lion and the Unicorn, launches next Tuesday in a new development called The Sidings in the former Eurostar terminus, which was vacated by the high-speed train operation when St Pancras International opened in 2007.
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