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There are some Pure Gyms that have Wattbikes in them and pretty sure you can connect Trainerroad to the head unit via ANT+. See here for locations: https://wattbike.com/blogs/news/puregym-wattbike-zone
I had a multi-club Puregym membership for a while that was quite cheap and had the option to pause it when not using. I'm not sure if this is still the case but if the locations are convenient and the wattbikes are in good nick it could be a decent option for you. Hope this helps!
https://classpass.com/studios/1rebel-st-marys-axe-london
try these guys.