How to get parking for your bike?
Request a bike hanger
Bike hangers provide a good solution for securing your bike overnight, particularly when there isn’t room inside your own home. Haringey Council offers bike hangers to local residents although supply is not keeping up with demand. We have created a guide on how to request one for your local neighbourhood.
Request a Sheffield stand
Sheffield stands provide an invaluable aid when you’re looking to lock your bike when you’re popping into a shop, local library, doctors or sports ground. Haringey Council have instructions on how to request a Sheffield stand where they are needed
How can I increase the security of my bike?
The Metropolitan Police have some handy advice on how to reduce the chance of your bike being stolen.
Register your bike
Among the advice is adding your bike’s details toBikeRegister which means that if your bike is located after being stolen, the police will know who to return it to. You will find bike marking events happening in London at various times.
Where can you find cycle routes around London?
Transport for London maps
Transport for London has an online map that will help you find current and proposed cycle routes across London, as well as Santander Cycle docking stations across London.
How can I increase my confidence on a bike?
Cycle training in Haringey
Whilst many already know how to ride a bike, Cycle Confidence training can help you cycle more confidently and assertively around the borough and the city and is free to Haringey residents. You can book your session on the Cycle Confident website.
How can I report problems with our roads or cycling infrastructure?
Report potholes and other problems with roads
As a cyclist, you’re particularly aware of the condition of our roads. Haringey Council encourages the use of Love Clean Streets to report problems.
Downloading the app onto your phone which will give you the opportunity to take photos and locate where the problem is with details sent on to Haringey Council
Love Clean Streets Android app
Report interference with the Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) cameras
Haringey Council has installed enforcement camera to help ensure that motorists respect restrictions on car use. Unfortunately some people have been vandalising cameras and planters so they’re not working properly
If you find this is the case, please report to the relevant Haringey Council email address
Contact for reporting damage to or the movement of LTN planters
Contact for reporting damage to or movement of LTN cameras
You can also contact the relevant LTN team
For the St Ann’s Low Traffic Neighbourhood.
For the Bruce Grove West Green Low Traffic Neighbourhood.
For the Bounds Green Low Traffic Neighbourhood
Where can I get my bike repaired in Haringey?
Bike shops and repair services in or near Haringey
We’ve created a list of bike shops around Haringey and included details of London Cycling Campaign discounts where available.
Partners & Friends
As a campaigning organisation, we believe we can do much more when we work with other organisations with similar goals. Among are partners and friends are the following:
London Cycling Campaign
Haringey Cycling Campaign is part of the broader London Cycling Campaign which is an independent charity lobbying for better conditions for cycling in London.
Haringey Living Streets
Haringey Living Streets Group is made up of residents working with the local community and Haringey Council to make our streets and public spaces more people friendly.
Healthy Streets Coalition
Is a group of transport, health, road safety and environment campaigns who have come together because they understand that the same interventions are needed to achieve all our various goals.
London Living Streets
Aims to make London a liveable city, a walking city, an inclusive city, a healthy city and a safer city
Possible
Possible wants to see a zero carbon society, built by and for the people of the UK, and they want to see this fast.
Where can I find more information about cycling, active travel and healthy streets?
Low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) mythbusters:
- The evidence for low traffic neighbourhoods from Westminster Healthy Streets
- A guide to the evidence around low traffic neighbourhoods – Sustrans
- Frequently asked questions about low traffic neighbourhoods – Better Streets for Enfield
Infrastructure design guidance and implementation
- Gear Change – the government’s cycling and walking plan
- Gear Change one year on
- London cycling design standards (LCDS)
- Transport for London’s Streets Toolkit
- Department for Transport’s cycle infrastructure design guide – Local Transport Note 1/20 (LTN 1/20)
- Typical costs of cycling infrastructure (UK Gov 2017)
- Department for Transport’s main webpage on cycling and walking
- Sustrans’s walking and cycling infrastructure design guidance