Richmond Bikehangars Consultation 2026

Overview

Richmond Council is seeking views on the introduction of additional bikehangars throughout the borough.

There are currently 100 bikehangars in Richmond, nearly all of which are fully occupied with waiting lists for spaces. The introduction of additional bikehangars will help to alleviate some of the demand for the existing units while also improving geographic coverage. 

What is a bikehangar?

A bikehangar is an on-street cycle parking apparatus that securely houses six bicycles and takes up the space of about half of a car parking bay.  Bikehangars can only be accessed by registered users. They have a hydraulic opening mechanism that keeps noise to a minimum when the hangars are opened or closed.

Most bikehangars are placed within on-street car parking bays, but some are also placed on pavements where there is space to accommodate the bikehangar without impacting on pedestrian accessibility.

Bikehangars enable more residents to cycle, more often, by providing a safe and accessible location to store their bicycle. Supporting cycling is key to improving local air quality and forms a key part of the Richmond Climate Emergency Strategy.

Why have these locations been chosen?

Locations for bikehangars are driven by resident requests, primarily via the request form on the Richmond Council website. The waiting lists for existing bikehangars are also taken into consideration. The locations represent a mix of the most requested streets, and streets in areas where there are no other bikehangars nearby.

How do I access a bikehangar?

Access to each bikehangar is restricted to members. Membership is managed by CycleHoop, who also manufacture the bikehangars.

Please note each bikehangar user is required to pay a refundable deposit and an annual subscription to the supplier (currently £72), which covers administration, maintenance and any required repairs to the bikehangar.

For further information about bikehangars please click here.

Example Image of a Bikehangar

The proposed bikehangars will be supplied by CycleHoop, will be green in colour and have Cycle Richmond branding to match existing units. More details on the products can be found on their websites.

Please click here to see the proposed locations

The following streets have been proposed following high levels of local requests. The exact locations have been determined via officer visits:

Ward

Street

Link to Location Plan

Link to Location Image

Barnes

Rocks Lane Click here Click here

Ham, Petersham & Richmond Riverside

Lake Gardens Click here Click here

 

Richmond Hill Click here Click here
  Watermill Close Click here Click here

Hampton Wick & South Teddington

Fairfax Road Click here Click here

 

Glamorgan Road Click here Click here

Kew

Lichfield Road Click here Click here

Mortlake & Barnes Common

Cambridge Road Click here Click here

 

Limes Field Road Click here Click here 

 

North Worple Way Click here Click here
  Vineyard Path Click here Click here

North Richmond

Evelyn Terrace Click here Click here

 

Pagoda Avenue Click here Click here
  Selwyn Avenue Click here Click here

South Richmond

Halford Road Click here Click here

 

Marchmont Road Click here Click here

 

Marlborough Road Click here Click here

 

Spring Grove Road Click here Click here

 

The Vineyard Click here Click here

South Twickenham

Colne Road Click here Click here

 

Staten Gardens Click here Click here

 

The Green Click here Click here

St Margarets & North Twickenham

Napoleon Road Click here Click here

Teddington

Bridgeman Road Click here Click here

 

Manor Road Click here Click here

Twickenham Riverside

Denton Road Click here Click here

 

Ellesmere Road Click here Click here

 

Queens Road Click here Click here

 

St Margarets Road Click here Click here

West Twickenham

Manor Road Click here Click here

Have your say

We would like to hear your feedback about the proposed locations. Please give us your views using the Online Survey link below. For any queries, or if you require the consultation materials in paper or other accessible format, please contact 020 8871 7420 or transportation@richmondandwandsworth.gov.uk 

What happens next 

All feedback will be carefully considered before any decisions are made about the proposed sites. It should be noted that the consultation is not a referendum and feedback to the consultation will be considered alongside other factors. The Council aims to install the bikehangars in late 2026.

Give Us Your Views

This activity will open on 9 Mar 2026. Please come back on or after this date to give us your views.

Opens 9 Mar 2026

Closes 29 Mar 2026

Areas

  • All Areas

Audiences

  • Open to all

Interests

  • Richmond Borough