Love them or hate them, Beryl bikes are here to stay in the city with a new stand being built on the outskirts of the city centre.

Situated between Lavengro Road and Mousehold Avenue, near the bus stop, the micro-mobility provider now has 94 stands around the city for people to cycle to and from.

Norwich Evening News: Work is underway to build a new Beryl bike stand in NR3 (Image: Julie Brociek-Coulton)Work is underway to build a new Beryl bike stand in NR3 (Image: Julie Brociek-Coulton) (Image: Julie Brociek-Coulton)

And since Beryl increased the fines for leaving bikes out of bays, production has begun on creating more stands for people to park.

Julie Brociek-Coulton, Labour Party councillor for Sewell Ward, said: "It's great to see that working with Norfolk Highways, and even with Covid stopping this being built earlier, that the Beryl bike stands are finally being put up. 

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Norwich Evening News: Julie Brociek-Coulton, Labour party councillor for Sewell Ward (Image: Norwich City Council)Julie Brociek-Coulton, Labour party councillor for Sewell Ward (Image: Norwich City Council) (Image: Norfolk County Council)

"Putting the stands here is ideal as the buses and cars going by will be able to see that they're available should they be needed.

"The Beryl bike project has been very successful in Norwich overall and I'm glad there's been a chance to put one this side of the ward, giving people the chance to get to travel sustainably."

Norwich Evening News: The new stand will be the 94th Beryl bike rack to be introduced in the city (Image: Beryl Bikes)The new stand will be the 94th Beryl bike rack to be introduced in the city (Image: Beryl Bikes) (Image: Beryl Bikes)