Photo listing: cycle parking (problem)
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No cycle hangars available, lots of on street parking left empty, mostly small flats with no bike storage, high crime area and lots of theft
A secure cycle hangar would be preferable to a cycle stand. There is a lot of free space in the parking lot so it should be possible to install without issues.
The new WEP Project promised cycle parking but residents need SECURE PARKING - the two santander stations are always empty for residents and local buildings have no bike storage policies.
Notting Hill Genesis own the grade 1 listed building otherwise known as Isokon Flats situated on Lawn Road, NW3 2XD which also houses a gallery exhibition centre open to the public. There are 36 residential flats in total from whom we have … [more]
I recommend that some secure parking should be provided near to Hillside Court as this building does not have cycle storage facilities and the flats and hallways are not suitable for bike storage.
We work in an office block and would like a secure sheltered unit to park our bikes on the public footpath or highway. There's a motorbike as well as parking zone outside so should be easy to install.
There are outdoor cycle stands at this junction, which are frequently pilaged. Bikes left here are often left without wheels and more. Many local residents are keen to find a better storage for their bicycles.
Please place stand on Willoughby Road between the high street and Rudall Crescent - There is nowhere to park bikes on our street nor on the Kemplay Road
There is no on-street parking on this or surrounding street - many bikes chained to poles. Parking sign poles need loops fitted, or some Sheffield stands in front of the church, or Bikehangar by removing parking space
Please put back the two stands that were here until recently (removed as part of pavement refurbishment?). Needed for local offices etc
Disabled tricycle - I have brought a disabled tricycle but it’s very wide and very different for me to take inside my home flat a 4 Parliment hill NW3 2sy. It is also plain full as I have 7 steps to the front door. Please can I leave it … [more]
There is a desperate need to have covered cycle parking. I suggest using Cyclehoop bikehangars for this location as it is ideally placed and space availble on the footpath as it is overly large in this location.
Many of our employees cycle to work. Others want to but there is not sufficient cycle parking provision. New cycle racks would improve the street front and help us reach our ecology goals!
This is a mixed residential and commercial area, with only a single stand. There are many cyclists in the area in need of cycle parking
This is a quiet residential street with plenty of parking space, so could easily do with a bike hangar or other bike parking options without being disruptive to neighbours
A bike hangar would enable local residents living above shops/ commercial properties to keep bikes in sheltered conditions.
Many people in this area need safe, overnight cycle storage, e.g. cyclehoop. Camden council has prioritised other parts of Camden, though it is needed here.
Many people in this area need safe, overnight cycle storage, e.g. cyclehoop. Camden council has prioritised other parts of Camden, though it is needed here.
There is space for more provision here next to the 2 existing sheffield stands and they would be handy for people visiting the natural park and granary square
There are no stands around the area, even though it's near a junction of a couple of cycling routes. There's a shop and an ATM, where cyclists stop and need a rack.
There’s a lot of need for bike parking in Primrose Hill. Every other house has a bike or two chained to the railings.
This is a parking lot on the Camden Council owned property of the Ellerton Building, and there are unused parking spots or parts of parking spots that could be used for bicycle storage.
Many residents would like to bike but nowhere to park bikes! anywhere near this corner would help many people.
King's Cross - cycle parking outside station close to Pancras Road. Existing parking provision totally inadequate and leading to bikes being damaged. What are your plans to increase the amount of cycle parking in this area? Thanks
There is cycle parking at this location, but it is regularly full with a lot of "unofficial" parking on lampposts, railings, etc. There is space for more Sheffield stands.
Maiden Lane Estate is owned by Camden Council and private landlords. There is no cycle storage or cycle rack facility and there are plenty of cyclists living there.
Maiden Lane Estate doesn't currently have any cycling racks. There are plenty of cyclists in the estate and Camden Council hasn't provided any sheltered or non-sheltered cycling storage facility. We are in desperate need of cycle racks as … [more]
I cannot find any good secure bicycle parking in the King's Cross St Pancras area. There is a need for parking with controlled access and CCTV.
There are a number of posts here that you could attach a Cyclehoop or alternatively space for a few bike stands
There is no safe or sheltered bike stands in the area, leading to a lot of stolen bikes. But there is plenty of space in Belsize Village for storage on the pavement or street with wide spaces. The majority of local residents live in … [more]
They're quite few pubs in this area with nowhere to park at all that I could find. The pavement in front of The George pub is quite wide and could easily host few bike racks.
Hardly any spaces on Hatton Garden - most people use lampposts. This put me off cycling to work as frequently as I could do
There is nothing to lock bikes against near there and every one is locking their bikes to garden fences, angrying local residences. It is a high density residential place with some offices which really needs more parking.
There is no where to park in the whole street. Also in fortune green park there is a school and the cemetery but no where to park. Thanks my preference is in Agamemnon road but something near at least would be important
The Royal College of Physicians - another health-related institution that's far more interested in driving than in cycling - there are a few barely visible cycle stands below some steps.
The Royal College of Physicians - another health-related institution that's far more interested in driving than in cycling - there are a few barely visible cycle stands below some steps.
A smattering of cycle park on this side of King's Cross station. These racks have more bikes attached than as designed. In the distance the railing at the taxi rank has many bikes attached.
This area of Camden Road needs several cycle stands on the East side of the road for the businesses on that side. There is a wide pavement here that would accommodate them nicely. The stands at Camden Road station are often full, the road … [more]
This is an area where new buildings are being built that will encourage many thousands of visitors, as well as being at the centre of an area with 3 major transport hubs. Leaving a bike on the road at present is a total and utter … [more]
'Please Remove This Bicycle' - but in a rational (Dutch) situation the forecourt of Kings Cross station would have adequate cycle parking instead of these massive stone benches.
Incredible there is now such a large amount of space, but no cycle parking. A sign of a modern city is the presence of plenty of cycle parking at a station. This definitely could be achieved without sacrificing the massively improved public … [more]
There are many shops and restaurants around this intersection but only two parking spots (space for three cycles).
Queen Square, in front of the Mary Ward Centre, has some cycle stands but not nearly enough to meet the needs of local cyclists
There's virtually no cycle parking along Hatton Gardens. Yest space has been found for two Barclays Bicicle Hire docking stations. Please put cycle racks along the pavement where possible and in the side streets.
This solitary hoop seems to be all the cycle parking available on Pond Square, in the centre of Highgate Village
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