Cremorne Wharf Depot

Shaft

View from above the shaft

Connection tunnel

Secondary lining the connection tunnel

Overview of site

Site shaft and interception chamber

Our Cremorne Wharf site is part of the Lots Road Pumping Station which is a 1904 grade ll listed building. Currently enough raw sewage to fill more than 400 Olympic-sized swimming pools spills into the River Thames from this pumping station each year. By connecting this site to the new super sewer tunnel, we will reduce this pollution by more than 90 per cent.

Cremorne Wharf

"We'll be saving the Thames from getting over 1 million cubic metres of untreated sewage"

Cremorne Wharf "all one team"

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Site Info

Work update

Our working hours

Community Liaison Working Group

Our commitments

All static machinery and plant is screened or enclosed
Hoarding has been erected on the site boundaries
Vehicle movements are scheduled to avoid school traffic
Use of low level directional lighting
The excavated material handling area is enclosed
Real-time noise monitoring is being carried out at locations agreed with the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

Want to know more or get involved?

Call our 24 hour Tideway Helpdesk 08000 30 80 80 or email [email protected]
Read the latest updates on our noticeboards on our hoardings.
Email our Community Relations teams available to answer your questions or meet with you, via [email protected]
Join our Community Liaison Working Group meetings, to attend the meetings or receive the minutes and presentations from past meetings, email [email protected].

You can also follow our progress and what we're doing in our local communities on:

Thames River Watch

Active Row

Thames Discovery Programme

Creekside Discovery Centre

Important Site Documents - Cremorne Wharf Depot

Submissions to the Council
We are making a number of submissions to the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea as part of the consents we need to secure before starting different phases of work at the Cremorne Wharf site. These submissions are available to view on the Royal Borough's planning portal. Please click here to be redirected. If you are interested on commenting on these submissions, please ensure you respond directly to the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.