I’m thinking somewhere in the middle of Stanstead Road and Vancouver Road:
Cool. Thanks for clarifying 
Parking is quite difficult on this road due to all the driveways, so the issue might be finding a free space on the road.
Do the residents of the houses have to agree?
I would think further down nearer to Vancouver might be better as there are two long sections not in front of anyone’s houses.
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I’m a big supporter of cycling but I don’t think it makes much sense since all the houses there have front gardens where bikes can be put ?
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Agree that there isn’t enough parking space due to driveways and that people could store them in their front garden / back garden. Possibly as suggested, better by Vancouver road or perhaps by the school where they ban parking in the first instance
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I’ve added my name to this too. Recently moved to Elsinore Road. I live in a flat so storage for a bike is tricky, this would be ideal
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It’s mainly for those living in flats, who don’t have front or back storage space.
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Great, thank you! Let’s hope we get one or two in the area.
Does anyone know what the cost of self-funding would be?
Looks like it’s happening at the corner of Vancouver and Kilmorie!
Hope it benefits cyclists without adding to the traffic chaos at that corner at school drop off / pick up which has become worse since Kilmorie became a school street.
If placed close enough to the corner it may actually make it safer.
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Finally it arrived! Thank you Lewisham! Some people are never happy…
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Who’s not happy then?
It looks quite near the corner. Presumably accessed from the pavement side? I don’t know how those shelters work.
If you parked a car there it would take up even more space, I’m sure it’s not a problem 
That’s not what I meant. I was asking how was it accessed when parking and removing bicycles. If from the road it could be dangerous. So I presume it opens on the pavement side, not onto tge Road. Nothing to do with the space the hanger occupies.
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I’m pretty sure it opens on the pavement side - these things have a lock and there’s nothing visible in the photo.
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