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Cycle Survey!
For more details of who can be a member and how the group works, read our Constitution.
Anyone interested in cycle commuting can become an associate member of UNIBBUG. An Associate member can:
join the mailing list and take part in discussions on the mailing list;
attend, but not vote at, meetings.
Anyone who is a member of the University and who cycles to work (the University) can be an Active Member. In addition to the rights of an Associate member, an Active member can:
vote at meetings;
be nominated for a position on the Committee.
Anyone who cycles to work on a regular basis, can be a Regular Member. In addition to the rights of an Active member, a Regular member can:
have a free shower in the Sports Centre before 11am;
have access to the secure bike enclosure under the Horton arch;
hire a Bike Locker (subject to availability) for use either
during term time (mid September - May), over the summer (June - mid
September), or for the full year.
The Sports Centre have very kindly made their shower facilities
before 11am for free to Regular members of UNIBBUG who have cycled to work.
When you join UNIBBUG as a Regular member your name will be added to a list
which is kept at the Sports Centre reception desk. When you arrive at the Sports
Centre, mention that you are a member of UNIBBUG and they will check your name
on the list. If your name is not on the list and you think it should be, contact
owner-uni-cyclist@bradford.ac.uk
The Horton bike cage is now fully operational and offers 40 safe and secure bike parking spaces for use by staff and students. It's situated under the Archway of Horton D Block opposite the main entrance to the Richmond Building.
You gain access to the cage using your staff or student card. In order for your card to be activated you need to join UNIBBUG, the cycling group here at the University of Bradford. http://www.bradford.ac.uk/admin/estates/unibbug/index.php.
Look out for new cages at the School of Management and School of Health studies over the next two months. Access to one of the cages means access to all of them, so no excuses for driving between campuses!
The University has a number of secure, enclosed bike lockers at the following locations around the campus.
Outside Horton building (opposite Richmond building) - 10 lockers;
Outside J B Priestley building - 6 lockers;
Outside Phoenix building (SW Entrance) - 4 lockers;
Outside Unity Building - 4 lockers.
Regular members of UNIBBUG are entitled to hire a bike locker. Bike Lockers are heavily in demand, but you can join the waiting list by visiting Richmond reception in person, or by e-mailing Cathy Manchester or Jackie Bates. You will be informed when a locker becomes available.
Bike lockers can be hired:
during term time (mid September - May), or
over the summer vacation (June - mid September), or
for the full year.
From September 2007, the following charges apply
| Hire Period | Hire Charge | Key deposit |
| Term time (mid September - May) | £10 | £50 |
| Summer vacation (June - mid September) | £10 | £50 |
| Full year | £20 | £50 |
Locker hirers must agree to the Terms and Conditions of hire.
Staff can purchase a bicycle making savings on Income Tax and National Insurance. The money is deducted from your salary over a 12 month period. For more details visit http://www.bradford.ac.uk/news/cycle.htm
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