SUMMER 2018 • SPOTLIGHT• 09


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Sustrans produced ‘bike life’ in 2017, which is their vision for cycling in Bristol. Tis contains some interesting facts to illustrate the importance of this method of transport to the city.


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THESE INCLUDE: Cycle Racks


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Bicycles take up to 24,515 cars off Bristol’s road each day


Showers facilities


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Tis trend looks set to continue and is also relevant to Out-of-Town locations. We have seen a number of business park offices upgrading to include shower, locker and cycle storage facilities, and be successful in securing tenants ahead of the competition without these elements.


Secure Cycle Storage Area


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Showers and Locker facilities


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Over 26 million trips made by bike in Bristol in the last year


ROYAL LONDON BUILDINGS 10% of workers travel by bike


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rom an office agency perspective, the requirement for secure cycle parking and a good provision of shower facilities continue to creep up the hierarchy of criteria stated


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by occupiers when considering a new office. In addition, the British Council for Offices Guide to Specification (which provides the industry guidelines on workplace standards) for the first time in 2014, added provisions for cyclists illustrating the importance of this trend across UK cities. A number of our clients have taken the


opportunity to upgrade their properties with improved cycle storage and shower facilities to ensure their offices provide not only excellent space, but also alternative elements that occupiers hold important in their decision making.


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