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Three Rivers District Council wants your views on proposed Beryl Bikes Bays across Three Rivers District.
Beryl Bikes is a shared bike scheme which currently operates across Watford, Bushey and Croxley Green. The scheme allows users to hire a pedal bike or e-bike to ride between pre-determined bay locations. The scheme is operated by Smidsy Ltd (trading as Beryl). The bikes can be unlocked through an app and their use is charged per-minute, daily, or through a variety of prepaid riding passes. For more information on how Beryl Bikes operate please visit beryl.cc
In 2025, the council agreed an expansion of Beryl Bikes into three new areas including Rickmansworth, Leavesden and South Oxhey. Bikes in these new areas can be used in conjunction with the bays across Croxley Green, Watford and Bushey. The council has supported the development of proposed bay locations in the new areas alongside reviewing the existing bays in Croxley Green.
Full details of the proposed bay locations can be found in the documents accessible from this page. This consultation provides residents with the opportunity to feedback on the proposed bay locations in these new areas as well as the existing Croxley Green bays.
Proposed Bays - Rickmansworth
Tudor Parade, Berry Lane
Harefield Road
High Street
Rickmansworth Train Station
Moneyhill Parade
Proposed Bays - South Oxhey
Hallowes Crescent
Little Oxhey Lane
South Oxhey Leisure Centre
Upper Prestwick Road
Lower Prestwick Road
Proposed Bays - Leavesden
School Mead
Leavesden Country Park
Aerodrome Way
The feedback received during this consultation will be considered when deciding how to proceed with the scheme. The deadline for responses is 29 May 2026.
Council officers will be exhibiting the proposals and answering questions about the scheme at Three Rivers House, Northway, WD3 1RL on Tuesday 19 May 2026, 1pm – 4pm.
Please note:
Only feedback relevant to this scheme will be considered, please contact the council about other transport issues here.
We will record any anonymous responses but may not use the data provided in them towards any decision.
Data from this consultation will be collected and held and processed by Three Rivers District Council and may be shared with TRDC Officers and District Councillors. Individual respondents will not be identified in the consultation report without permission. Three Rivers District Council’s privacy policy: https://www.threerivers.gov.uk/privacy
Three Rivers District Council wants your views on proposed Beryl Bikes Bays across Three Rivers District.
Beryl Bikes is a shared bike scheme which currently operates across Watford, Bushey and Croxley Green. The scheme allows users to hire a pedal bike or e-bike to ride between pre-determined bay locations. The scheme is operated by Smidsy Ltd (trading as Beryl). The bikes can be unlocked through an app and their use is charged per-minute, daily, or through a variety of prepaid riding passes. For more information on how Beryl Bikes operate please visit beryl.cc
In 2025, the council agreed an expansion of Beryl Bikes into three new areas including Rickmansworth, Leavesden and South Oxhey. Bikes in these new areas can be used in conjunction with the bays across Croxley Green, Watford and Bushey. The council has supported the development of proposed bay locations in the new areas alongside reviewing the existing bays in Croxley Green.
Full details of the proposed bay locations can be found in the documents accessible from this page. This consultation provides residents with the opportunity to feedback on the proposed bay locations in these new areas as well as the existing Croxley Green bays.
Proposed Bays - Rickmansworth
Tudor Parade, Berry Lane
Harefield Road
High Street
Rickmansworth Train Station
Moneyhill Parade
Proposed Bays - South Oxhey
Hallowes Crescent
Little Oxhey Lane
South Oxhey Leisure Centre
Upper Prestwick Road
Lower Prestwick Road
Proposed Bays - Leavesden
School Mead
Leavesden Country Park
Aerodrome Way
The feedback received during this consultation will be considered when deciding how to proceed with the scheme. The deadline for responses is 29 May 2026.
Council officers will be exhibiting the proposals and answering questions about the scheme at Three Rivers House, Northway, WD3 1RL on Tuesday 19 May 2026, 1pm – 4pm.
Please note:
Only feedback relevant to this scheme will be considered, please contact the council about other transport issues here.
We will record any anonymous responses but may not use the data provided in them towards any decision.
Data from this consultation will be collected and held and processed by Three Rivers District Council and may be shared with TRDC Officers and District Councillors. Individual respondents will not be identified in the consultation report without permission. Three Rivers District Council’s privacy policy: https://www.threerivers.gov.uk/privacy
