Abandoned bikes in Abbey Road

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Air quality remains the number one issue for local people and as a result we are seeing an increase in cycle usage and ownership of bikes however with this we have also seen more bikes being abandoned.  Recently we had removed an abandoned bike in Wellington Place and Aberdeen Place.

­If you suspect a bike has been abandoned, then please contact us.  Alternatively, you can contact the Westminster Environmental Action line on 020 7641 2000 or use the online street problem reporting service.

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