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Cycle Superhubs<br />
Providing large amounts of secure cycle parking<br />
at local railway stations<br />
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As part of a S106 agreement, a new cycle store providing<br />
secure cycle parking for 160 commuter bikes is currently<br />
being built by the developer of the Walthamstow Central<br />
Station site, in addition to visitor cycle parking for the<br />
retail units (and generous residential cycle parking for the<br />
apartments). There is also limited cycle parking close to the<br />
main (Selborne Road) entrance to the Underground station.<br />
However, if successful in the <strong>Mini</strong>-<strong>Holland</strong> bid, we propose<br />
adding an iconic cycle parking facility for a further 80 bikes<br />
in the Town Square Gardens opposite Walthamstow Central<br />
Station, catering for visitors, shoppers and commuters. This<br />
is particularly important as space for cycle parking along the<br />
High Street is limited by the daily market from Tuesday to<br />
Saturday.<br />
At St James Street Station, which lies on the proposed<br />
Quietway into Hackney and the Marshes, we also plan to<br />
add covered, secure cycle parking (monitored by CCTV)<br />
for a further 40 bikes, with space to expand as demand<br />
increases. Additional secure cycle parking is also required<br />
at Wood Street Station, where under-provision is likely to be<br />
supressing cycling to the station, resulting in additional short<br />
car journeys.<br />
Significantly more secure cycle parking is required at<br />
Blackhorse Road Underground/Overground station (the<br />
existing 50 spaces are often full and spilling onto railings –<br />
and ongoing residential development in the area will increase<br />
demand). We propose adding another 50 secure spaces in<br />
a card operated bike store, so that both long and short stay<br />
commuters are catered for.