Street Furniture News

2025 was a landmark year for Bailey Street Furniture Group (BSFG), demonstrating our ability to deliver innovative public realm solutions at every scale. From bespoke structural canopies and cycle infrastructure to expanded street furniture ranges and collaborative projects, the year highlighted our technical expertise, strong partnerships and commitment to creating high-quality, community-focused public spaces across the UK and beyond.

Discover the benefits of modular street furniture systems and how BSFG is bringing innovative, flexible, and sustainable solutions to public spaces across the UK.

Sustainable street furniture is transforming outdoor spaces, helping architects and developers reduce carbon footprints and embrace circular economy principles. From recycled plastics and responsibly sourced timber to durable Corten steel, Bailey Street Furniture Group (BSFG) showcases how eco-conscious design supports the UK’s journey toward a net zero future.

Accessibility is more than compliance — it’s about designing places where everyone feels they belong. Discover how BSFG’s CPD helps shape inclusive, people-centred public spaces.

Discover why high-quality outdoor spaces are becoming essential for the success of modern office developments. Learn how well-designed outdoor areas boost employee wellbeing, productivity, and tenant appeal in the next generation workplace.

Discover how the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and Bailey Street Furniture Group (BSFG) are transforming UK town centres with innovative street furniture, cycle facilities, planters, and bespoke solutions that build pride in place.

Designed for long-term performance, design flexibility, and procurement efficiency, the Eastbrook Shelter is widely specified for public sector schemes across education, healthcare, transport, and urban development sectors.

BSFG recently fabricated a new public waiting shelter to the Falkland Islands, helping to expand capacity at the main jetty ahead of a busy cruise season.

The way we use outdoor public spaces varies hugely and is usually determined by the site’s core purpose. Users of a transport interchange will, for example, use the facility in a very different way to those who use the outdoor spaces at a business park or on a university campus.

We explore the best practices in delivering successful cycle hub projects - providing practical guidance on planning, designing, and implementing cycle hubs—from assessing feasibility and choosing the right infrastructure to considerations around security, lighting, accessibility, and sustainability.