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Cycling and Walking CYCLING AND Headingley Campus Cycling Map D E U N E good reasons to walk or cycle to university V A D O 5 O W WALKING MAP H Pay & C R Display U 1 For most short journeys a bicycle is quickest door-to-door. H Routes and facilities for students and staff C NORTH LODGE 2 Walking and cycling helps you to be punctual because you’re not 2014 / 2015 ENTRANCE affected by traffic levels. 3 Walking burns as many calories as jogging over the same distance. BikeFix Maintenance 4 Walking and cycling does not produce any additional pollution - the Workshop only fuel you’ll need is food! 5 Cycling is inexpensive and walking costs nothing at all! Useful Contacts and Links Travel and Transport www.leedsbeckett.ac.uk/transport LEEDS BECKETT [email protected] 0113 812 6019 Tennis Centre Carnegie Hall Cycling Carnegie Research Institute SOUTH LODGE UTravelActive Blue Hall ENTRANCE Green Hall Bike Hub (maintenance, advice and support) 0113 343 9179 UNIVERSITY Bike Hire (short and long term) Swimming Pool ST CH Campus Central ADS DRIVE BikeFix (maintenance, advice and support) 0113 812 9350 Tennis Centre Students Union Cycle Training (skills and maintenance) E V Carnegie Hall Caedmon Hall I R Events and activities throughout the year see D Carnegie Research InstitutePriestley Hall E F www.utravelactive.org.uk IF Blue Hall Leighton Hall L C T Green Hall Macaulay Hall A Staff Cycle to Work Scheme B Swimming Pool Bronte Hall Leeds Beckett University Cycle Network University buildings Campus Central James Graham Tennis Centre Students Union Design and Technology Staff: www.leedsbeckett.ac.uk/staffcycling Carnegie Hall Caedmon Hall Fairfax Hall Students: www.leedsbeckett.ac.uk/studentcycling Carnegie Research Institute Priestley Hall Cavendish Hall Key [email protected] Blue Hall Leighton Hall Grange Advisory cycle route 0113 812 6019 Green Hall Macaulay Hall Coach House © Crown copyright and database rights 2014 T Signposted cycle route Estates Helpdesk Swimming Pool Bronte Hall Carnegie Village Hall Ordnance Survey 100024673 N U Campus Central James Graham O Traffic-free cycle path (report a fault / problem with facilities) M Students Union Design and Technology E Path where you should F [email protected] F walk your bike I B L Caedmon Hall Fairfax Hall L E C 0113 812 8664 I T Bus and cycle lane City Campus Cycling Map B N E Priestley Hall Cavendish Hall A H A C E N K L A B B M L Cycle lane Security UTravelActive Leighton Hall Grange LE W N ON IN A A PL D H L AC Macaulay Hall Coach House A E M (report bicycle damage / theft) E LM K K One way O A C R TE 66 A Bronte Hall Carnegie Village Hall H E 0 L [email protected] S R I A B C D E Toucan crossing James Graham N UTravelActive is a partnership project in Leeds, part funded by the E 0113 812 3165 V A Covered cycle parking E Design and Technology C Local Sustainability Transport Fund (LSTF), to promote active travel C A R Fairfax Hall Uncovered cycle parking For more cycle routes see the Leeds City Cycle map, available R E W for staff and students. T O Secure cycle compound R Cavendish Hall O from the Velocampus Bike Hub, the BikeFix workshop or from E D www.utravelactive.org.uk M H Individual cycle boxes O Grange O www.leeds.gov.uk R U E C S N H E A facebook.com/UTravelActive Coach House ILARY P L Velocampus bike hub BER LACE L RY A N STR N A Showers twitter: @UTravelActive EET Carnegie Village Hall E M A K 66 C 0 LA Beckett University Building B LODGE STREET Velocampus Leeds, part of UTravelActive supports cycling through Car parking the bike hub on campus, offering bike hire, cycling advice, skills and maintenance training. www.leedsbeckett.ac.uk/velocampus Leeds University Leeds Beckett University Travel and Transport Information ECE Stoner C Stoner Building Underpass INNER RIN MO Velocampus Bike Hub G ROAD A A www.leedsbeckett.ac.uk/transport UN 58 T 6 PR 6 E 0 S W TO N O S D TR Roger O E Stevens 58 D E YR A H oodhouse T Car Park D D A O O W LEEDSR BECKETT R NG U The Velocampus Bike Hub N I S R E O ER Dry Dock N L N IN A FINSBUR R N E Buildings not on the map: E WI V LLOW T ERRACE ROAD Central Cloth Hall Court The Edge Village Headingley Carnegie Stand / Pavilion & drying room S P S Halls E R A S O RP LO V UNIVERSITYE C ID E Showers and Lockers D A E N R N 6 A C U U E Cartography © FourPoint Mapping for Leeds Beckett University. D Tesco 6 Q E P A 0 S R LA Some showers are restricted access (ask at reception desk / N A C O E U E R E Q G U S University buildings N Q N email [email protected]). Sports Centre showers are I E E R E CLARENDON WAY U Q 1 Broadcasting Place Rose Bowl free for Sports Pass Holders, £1.00 for non-sports pass holders Car Park 8 C 5 T Old Broadcasting House A Y A (or free for staff at the Tennis Centre before 10am). E 2 A E E L W N R V E D A T 3 Leslie Silver Building R L S N T Open 08.30-20.00 Mon-Fri (closed at weekends). L A I E E P Y L Y D T LA Y 4 Calverley S R C O H T R P Secure Cycle Parking 5 Portland E E T For day hire facilities contact Security (£20 cash deposit 6 Woodhouse PORTLAND T N C 7 Northern Terrace E required). Staff and students can request access to secure cycle L W A C GA S R TE E O E Queen Square House R T E O parking by contacting [email protected] (there may N C E D D D R O H The Rose Bowl N T N A S O be a waiting list). © Crown copyright and database rights 2014 Ordnance Survey 100024673 L E U R T G Leeds A Civic R D S O O I E D P R Primary Care Trust Leeds Hall K L O A General O N C Infirmary E Leeds Primary Care Trust E g A C D G P D R A W F K A D C H H S I A A C U T E 6 O A R E O D N G N D D L R CE R N D ES E T R D W N R K E LT Q O L C K A I F K A OR S R O O D O O A M G L E E Y L O C E E L H O E L IG L V K N H O F H I W D O L T A L D E S Scotland M W H E B V V W C L AL O TS E E A N Leeds A K A N D A E VE L D N L A H LD M H R UE O I D O O A IV E R A E G O RI V M A DR I M R D R N O R E Moor E N E Wood D C E O X W H S E L O N D P Y D L D N O M C D B O V U P O R I S N W K Wood O R A A N L A D N E L A Crematorium V A D C K L A E R E N L O S O L D E N Y L O S V S I N DUNSTARN LANE O RO T D A T A R A I I W T N L D A N S O O A R R T O I L O R L K A L E S N R P A O G H K S D N R R W A N S D O IT R K D E N E P A R A B M E Y Allerton A G T D R X S A L W I MILL E V E O H Y O E P R V W V U I I K T A E Y O N E E W S K L L M N T V O S A D K E E N E I L N S G S S OAD A V E V E R L N O T A A R R I W N W A Y E R N W O E N L S A E A T O N E V V U D W E H R I W I A K V W N I A R E B A R S D D L L I N Q U D M A I D A H E D L A S P M A P A A I O O E L 0 P V ILL R Y O H S N N A B D O E LANE O D A T H E M 2 E Y L R Y A U S ST L R G C U A O L L 1 S R I D N T R N A R A T L O A E O V A 6 E A N Moortown R E E E A A R T R C L E R S E T IVE E S E C RT R O E T A D R T L AN E H T R K L T I E T E U K O T S R R A R E S L A S E C W E E Backhouse E K L G R E M D O U T A P L O C D G S L RT S E M O I D O T N O M O T L Lawnswood N Q E L O Y R N L T N U R M P A N L C E L H R T S Y L LA E L E T A N O N B M R I O A O O T M O O B G S I C V A R L R T N EE O N L O R A V All distances are shown in miles.
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