The University of Brighton does not permit use, storage and now the charging of e-scooters or other power transporters (e-scooters, hoverboards, segways, go-peds and u-wheels) on its campuses and halls
Beryl, the leading bike and scooter sharing scheme operating in towns and cities across the UK, is delighted to announce an exciting new partnership with the University of Brighton. Starting today and running until July 2024, Beryl is offering University of Brighton students an exclusive 25% discount on all Minute Bundles and Riding Passes.
To book in a bike check, email Jude, our Sustainability and Energy Analyst, with your campus and date of choice. Each person who makes and fulfils their booking will receive free either a puncture repair kit, bike pump, bike light or pannier!
Could your bike do with a bit of a health check? The university’s sustainability campaign, c-change, have arranged some free bike maintenance check sessions from ‘Dr Bike’ next week on all campuses.
The University’s Abandoned Bike Policy has been superseded by the Cycle Facilities and Micro-mobility Policy. This includes that the university does not permit use and storage of e-scooters or other power transporters on its campuses.
Work is being undertaken week commencing 26 July to add Unicard locks to cycle cages across the campuses, making it easier for you to access and use the cages.
Following the recent opening of the Moulsecoomb Parking facility, we are pleased to confirm that the cycle store on the ground floor of the building is now open for student use. Unicard access will allow easy access to the cycle store, shower and drying room facilities. Accessing the facilities Access to the facilities is via…
