Char.gy lamp column chargers

    Where are the lamp column chargers being proposed?

    The current list of proposed EV charging points on lamp columns is below:

    Consultation ends 9 August 2026:

    2, Abbey Road, EN1 2QW

    107-109, Cheddington Road, N18 1LL

    38-40, Leighton Road, EN1 1XL

    43, Abbey Road, EN1 2QW

    57-59, Cheddington Road, N18 1LZ

    32-34, Lincoln Crescent, EN1 1JZ

    8-10, Alberta Road, EN1 1HY

    126/128, Church Street, N9 9AA

    294, Lincoln Way, EN3 4AA

    88, Alberta Road, EN1 1XP

    187, Church Street, N9 9HL

    1-6, Lyndhurst Gardens, EN1 2DE

    48/60, Albuhera Close, EN2 8NR

    79-81, Churchbury Road, EN1 3HH

    Side of 170, Maidstone Rd/Stoneham Road, N11 2RU

    77, ALMA ROAD, EN3 4UL

    14, Churchbury Road, EN1 3HX

    16-18, Mayfield Crescent, N9 7NH

    60-62, Alston Road, N18 2JY

    18, Clarendon Road, N18 2AJ

    3, Monastery Gardens, EN2 0AD

    46-48, Alston Road, N18 2LB

    2A, Clarendon Road, N18 2AJ

    57, Morton Way, N14 7HN

    14/16, Amberley Road, EN1 2QY

    29-31, Clarendon Road, N18 2AJ

    26, Nightingale Road, N9 8AL

    1-3, Arnold Gardens, N13 5JE

    Side of 75, Clive Road, EN1 1LN

    82-84, Ollerton Road, N11 2HJ

    42-44, Ashridge Gardens, N13 4LA

    44, Clive Road, EN1 1RE

    26-28, Ollerton Road, N11 2JY

    3, Avenue Road, N14 4BU

    150, Clydach Road, EN1 3SS

    202, Ordnance Road, EN3 6HB

    25, Barbot Close, N9 9WH

    53, Conway Road, N14 7BD

    155A, Percival Road, EN1 1QT

    42-44, Beamish Road, N9 7JE

    37-41, Cuckoo Hall Lane, N9 8DL

    26A, Poynter Road, EN1 1XN

    Side of 39, Brecon Rd/Aberdare Road, EN3 4JA

    Side of 240, Devonshire Road, N9 8RR

    7-9, Seaford Road, EN1 1PY

    60-62, Brodie Road, EN2 0ET

    18-19, East Crescent, EN1 1BS

    1-2, SECOND AVENUE, EN1 1BT

    45, Broomfield Avenue, N13 4EZ

    18-20, Edenbridge Road, EN1 2QZ

    26-28, Shakespeare Avenue, N11 1AY

    35-37, Broomfield Avenue, N13 4JJ

    170, Elsinge Road, EN1 4NZ

    96-98, Shrewsbury Road, N11 2JU

    100, Bulwer Road, N18 1QH

    123, Elsinge Road, EN1 4QU

    26, Sittingbourne Avenue, EN1 2DB

    6-8, BULWER ROAD, N18 1QJ

    28, Falmer Road, EN1 1PY

    82, Sketty Road, EN1 3SN

    84, Burleigh Road, EN1 1NX

    1-5, Forty Hill, EN2 9EX

    Side of 104, Southbury Road/Craddock Road, EN1 1YD

    7, Bycullah Road, EN2 8EQ

    33, Fotheringham Road, EN1 1QF

    58, STONELEIGH AVENUE, EN1 4HH

    85, Canada Avenue, N18 1AR

    78-80, Fotheringham Road, EN1 1QG

    Side of 138, Sussex Way/Kent Drive, EN4 0BG

    Opposite 105, Carpenter Gardens, N21 3HH

    1-24, Goat Lane, EN1 4UJ

    2-4, SWAN WAY, EN3 7HY

    28, Central Avenue, N9 9RQ

    23-25, Gresham Close, EN2 7AP

    56-58, The Fairway, N14 4PB

    42/44-46/48, CHARLES STREET, EN1 1LD

    39, Halifax Road, EN2 0AR

    100, The Ridgeway Ridge Crest, EN2 8JH

    2, Charlton Road, N9 8HN

    15, Halstead Road, EN1 1QD

    33, Third Avenue, EN1 1BU

    Opposite 4, Chase Court Gardens, EN2 8DB

    319, JW Baker Street/CANONBURY ROAD, EN1 3LF

    61-63, Titchfield Road, EN3 6BA

    7-9, Chase Green Avenue, EN2 6SJ

    82, Kimberley Gardens, EN1 1NZ

    1-12 Old School House, Waverley Road, EN2 7RX

    184, Chase Side, EN2 0JD

    15, Kingsfield Way, EN3 6TZ

    102, Wellstead Avenue, N9 8EL

    8-10, Chaucer Close, N11 1AU

    33A-33B, Landseer Road, EN1 1DR

    57, Westmoor Gardens/29-35 Westmoor Gardens, EN3 7LN



    Consultations ends 16 August 2026:

    Side of 21, Aberdeen Rd/Inverness Road, N18 2EE

    2-4, Craig Park Road, N18 2HQ

    64-66, Henley Road, N18 1NT

    28-30, Rays Road, N18 2NX

    1-3, Access Rd From Great Cambridge, N18 1LA

    106, Croyland Road, N9 7DW

    31-35, Hester Road, N18 2XQ

    Side of 37, Ridge Rd/Rowantree Road, N21 3EB

    272, Access Road, N9 8NP

    123, Croyland Road, N9 7BH

    166, Holtwhites Hill, EN2 8BT

    47-49, Russell Road, N13 4RS

    56, Access Road, N9 9UL

    150, Croyland Road, N9 7BW

    side of 134, Hoppers Road/College Road, N21 3LL

    85, Russell Road, N13 4RW

    34-35, Access Road From Great Cambridge Road, N18 1LD

    240, Croyland Road, N9 7BG

    side of 120, Hyde Park Avenue, N21 2PP

    14-16, Sandal Road, N18 2AL

    356-358, Alma Road, EN3 7RT

    288, Croyland Road, N9 7BW

    13-17, Hythe Close, N18 2PZ

    157-159, Sheldon Road, N9 9BQ

    38, Argyle Road, N18 2HW

    78, Croyland Road, N9 7AY

    2-90, Joyce Avenue, N18 2XN

    Side of 101, Silver Street/Sheldon Road, N18 1RG

    48, Argyle Road, N18 2PR

    25-26, Denton Road, N18 1RH

    4, Kings Avenue, N21 3SB

    40-42, Somerset Road, N18 1HH

    opp 39-41, Arthur Road, N9 9AE

    78-80, Derwent Road, N13 4PX

    10/12, Kings Road, N18 2PL

    2, St Peters Road, N9 8LD

    13-15, Balham Road, N9 7AG

    9, Eastbournia Avenue, N9 0RS

    38-40, Ladysmith Road, N18 2DR

    14-16, Sutherland Road, N9 7QD

    53, Balham Road, N9 7AG

    5-9, Ellanby Crescent, N18 2HR;N18 2HS

    17, Lancing Gardens/Rugby Avenue, N9 9ET

    33, The Coppice, EN2 7BX

    60, Balham Road, N9 7AH

    42-46, Ellanby Crescent, N18 2HR

    209, Langhedge Lane, N17 8EY

    157-159, Tottenhall Road, N13 6DP

    8, Bath Road, N9 0JU

    45-47, Ellanby Crescent, N18 2HG

    17, Lawrence Road, N18 2HN

    Side of 171, Town Road/Densworth Grove, N9 0RF

    Side of 75, Blakesware Gardens/Little Bury Street, N9 9HX

    11, Elvendon Road, N22 8YW

    1, Lichfield Road, N9 9DY

    1, Trinity Avenue, EN1 1HS

    opp 160, Bromley Rd/Huxley Road, N18 1LE

    33, Exeter Road, N9 0JG

    10, Lichfield Road, N9 9XA

    62-64, Warwick Road, N18 1RY

    opp 9-11, Brookfield Road, N9 0BT

    6, Exeter Road, N9 0JY

    14-16, Lowden Road, N9 7HE

    96-98, Warwick Road, N18 1RS

    54/56, Brookfield Road, N9 0DP

    43-45, Fairfield Road, N18 2QP

    70, Lowden Road, N9 7HE

    opp 190, Wellington Road, EN1 2RT

    2, Bush Hill Road, N21 2AX

    53, Fairfield Road, N18 2QP

    46, Melville Gardens, N13 6ES

    Side of 443, Windsford Terrace/Weir Hall Gardens, N18 1BQ

    27, Cavendish Road, N18 2LU

    36, Felixstowe Road, N9 0DU

    1-21, Millers Green Close, EN2 7BE

    53-55, Woolmer Gardens, N18 2JW

    4/16, Cavendish Road, N18 2LU

    56-58, Forest Road, N9 8RU

    62-64, Monmouth Road, N9 0JE

     

    56, Cavendish Road, N18 2LS

    97-99, Forest Road, N9 8RU

    20-22, Nelson Road, N9 0RR

     

    Side of 14, Caville Rd/Denny Road, N9 7QP

    24, Gatward Green, N9 9RN

    98-100, New River Crescent, N13 5RQ

     

    side of 40A, Chiswick Road, N9 7AX

    Side of 53, Gloucester Road/Lancaster Road, N18 1HW

    4, Newport Close, EN3 6BH

     

    13, Church John Gooch Drive/Holtwhites Hill, EN2 8BX

    24-26, Granville Avenue, N9 0HD

    1-209, North Circular Road, N13 5BW

     

    opp 4, College Close, N18 2UE

    10-12, Hardwicke Rd, N13 4SG

    21/31, Oxford Gardens, N21 2AN

     

    201, College Close, N18 1QU

    side of 60, Hendon Road, N9 7AT

    66, Park Avenue/Lightcliffe Road, N13 5PN

     

    32, College Close, N18 2XS

    104, Henley Road, N18 1NS

    side of 159, Raglan Road, EN1 2RG

     

    93, Conway Road, N14 7BE

    3-5, Henley Road, N18 1QB

    131, Raynham Avenue, N18 2JQ

     

    43, Cornwallis Road, N9 0JJ

    52-54, Henley Road, N18 1NT

    46-48, Raynham Road, N18 2JF

     



    Consultations ends 23 August 2026:

    15 Balham Road, N9 7AE 

    27 Halstead Road, N21 3EH 

    31 Belmont Avenue, N9 7JX 

    186/188 Hedge Lane, N13 5BZ 

    71-73 Bertram Road, EN1 1LP 

    2 Heene Road, EN2 0PX 

    60 Brodie Road, EN2 0EU 

    52-54 Heene Road, EN2 0QQ 

    side of 145 Chestnut Road, EN3 6SG 

    8 Highfield Road/Cedars Road, N21 3HA 

    7 Compton Road, N21 3NT 

    64-70 Kempe Road, EN1 4RE 

    18 Cornwallis Grove, N9 0JS 

    59-61 King Edwards Road, EN3 7DA 

    109 Cornwallis Road/Monmouth Road, N9 0JE 

    32-34 Manor Road, EN2 0AN 

    Side of 1 Cranwich Ave/Berkeley Gardens, N21 2BB 

    41 Monastery Gardens, EN2 0AE 

    23 Cuckoo Hall Lane, N9 8DL 

    13 Moorfield Road, EN3 5XP 

    15 Cumberland Road, N9 8LY 

    5 North Road, N9 7ER 

    36 Eastbournia Ave/St Malo Ave, N9 0RX 

    10 Old Park Ridings/Grange Park Avenue, N21 2EU 

    70-72 Eaton Park Road, N13 4EL 

    3-5 Putney Road, EN3 6DN 

    27-46 Emsworth Close, N9 8NW 

    20/22 Rugby Avenue, N9 9EW 

    34 Emsworth Close, N9 8NW 

    79 St Alphege Road, N9 8DG 

    Side of 13-26 Emsworth/Granary Close, N9 8NW 

    64 St James Road, N9 0QY 

    Side of 14 Evesham Rd/Ollerton Road, N11 2RN 

    Opposite 4 St Malo Avenue, N9 0RE 

    109 Felixstowe Road, N9 0BT 

    37 Tillotson Road, N9 9AQ 

    Side of 20 Firs Park Ave/Halstead Gardens, N21 2PR 

    80 Ulleswater Road, N14 7BT 

    97 Fotheringham Road, EN1 1QE 

    25 Ulleswater Road, N14 7BL 

    59-61 Gardenia Road, EN1 2JA 

    15 Wellington Avenue, N9 0RN 

    Side of 72 Great Cambridge Road/Westerham Avenue, N9 9UN 

    32-34 Westminster Road, N9 8RB 

    56-58 Grosvenor Road, N9 8RH 

    18 Wilson Street, N21 1BP 

    20-22 Halifax Road, EN2 0PR 

    6 Winchester Road, N9 9HA 

    72-74 Halifax Road, EN2 0PR 

    100 Winchester Road, N9 9EE 

    What is Char.gy?

    Char.gy is an electric vehicle (EV) charging service that uses existing lamp columns to provide convenient on-street charging for residents without driveways. They use 100% renewable energy providing power to their charging stations.

    How do I find a Char.gy lamp column charger near me?

    You can locate Char.gy chargers using:

    • The Char.gy mobile app (available on iOS and Android)
    • The Char.gy website
    • National EV charging maps such as Zap-Map

    Are any dedicated EV bays being proposed?

    No, the proposals are for EV charging points to be placed on lamp columns. No dedicated EV parking or charging bays are being proposed.

    How have the proposed locations been chosen?

    Locations have been identified using a bespoke demand mapping tool, which helps us understand where charging infrastructure is likely to be most needed across the borough. In addition, we have carefully considered technical and practical factors, including the position of existing lamp columns being at the front of the footway to ensure that cables do not trail across footways.

    How do I start charging my vehicle?

    1. Plug one end of the charging cable into your vehicle’s charging port and the other end into the chargepoint. Make sure both ends are securely connected before continuing.
    2. Use your smartphone’s camera to scan the QR code on the chargepoint. This will open the charging page in your browser - no app download required.
    3. On the charging page, tap “Charge”. You’ll be prompted to choose your preferred payment method - such as credit/debit card or mobile wallet - and confirm payment before starting your session.
    4. Once payment is confirmed, tap “Start Charging” on the screen. The chargepoint will activate, and your vehicle will begin to charge automatically.
    5. A blue light on the chargepoint indicates that your vehicle is charging. You can monitor your session through the online charge page.

    Do I need a special cable?

    Yes, you need a Type 2 charging cable (commonly used for most EVs). The charger does not provide a cable. Please ensure the cable used is approved by your vehicle manufacturer.

    How much does it cost to charge?

    Pricing is displayed in the Char.gy app before you start charging. Rates are typically based on kWh used.  

    Can I charge my EV overnight?

    Yes, you can charge your EV overnight. However, please check any local parking restrictions to ensure compliance.

    Is it safe to use a charger in a lamp column?

    Absolutely. Char.gy chargers meet strict UK safety standards and include built-in protections such as automatic shut-off and fault detection. They are designed to operate safely in all weather conditions. 

    What should I do if the charger is not working?

    Report issues via:

    • The Char.gy app (report fault option)
    • Email: support@char.gy
    • Phone: Char.gy customer support 0800 086 9606

    Who can use these chargers?

    Any EV driver can use Char.gy chargers, provided they have the app and a compatible cable.

    Will chargepoints impact on parking for residents?

    No – chargepoints don’t add more cars. They support residents switching from petrol and diesel vehicles, so overall parking demand is expected to stay broadly the same.

    Will parking bays become EV-only?

    No – there are no plans to introduce EV-only bays as part of this programme. Existing parking arrangements remain unchanged.

    Will EV chargepoints cause congestion or queues?

    No – these are slow, long-stay chargers (often used overnight), so they don’t create queues like rapid charging stations.

    Why not just charge at home or elsewhere?

    Many residents don’t have driveways. On-street charging ensures everyone has access to EVs, not just those with private parking. Rapid and ultra rapid charging is expensive if that is regularly relied upon.

    Will chargepoints attract non-residents to park here?

    Chargepoints are intended for local residents and aren’t expected to increase the overall number of vehicles on your street.

    How are the chargepoints being funded?

    The chargepoints are fully funded and operated by the supplier, not the council.

    Will cables block the pavement or driveways?

    No – users must manage cables safely, and locations are assessed to ensure footways remain accessible. Vehicles using chargepoints must follow existing parking rules, just like any other vehicle. 

    Will they affect safety or visibility?

    No – chargepoints do not change the road layout or create new parking, so sightlines and road safety remain the same.

    Can the electricity network cope?

    Yes – every installation must meet network capacity and technical requirements before it is approved.

    Have locations been properly assessed?

    Yes – all sites are assessed through desk studies and physical surveys and removed if unsuitable.

    Will they change the look of the street?

    Most chargepoints are installed in existing lamp columns, reducing the need for additional street furniture. There will be minimal impact on the look of the street.

    Is there demand for EV chargepoints?

    Yes – demand for EVs is growing, and petrol and diesel cars will be phased out by 2030. The council is planning ahead to ensure residents have access to charging.

    How can I suggest a location for an EV charging point?

    You can suggest a location for an EV charging point via the form here. We will consider suggestions that are made when delivering the new lamp post char.gy chargers. All locations will be reviewed against installation criteria, including technical suitability and accessibility. Priority will be given to locations where residents do not have access to off-street parking.