At our Dormay Street site the team is installing and testing the mechanical and electrical features that are required for the sewer system to operate.

To find out more about what's happening across the project you can watch our Tunnel Vision series on YouTube.

If you have any questions about our works at Dormay Street please get in touch with our helpdesk on 08000 30 80 80 or [email protected]

Our standard working hours are:

• Monday to Friday: 8am to 6pm
• Saturday: 8am to 12 midday

There is a 1-hour mobilisation period before and after these times.

Additionally we have maintenance periods on the weekend:

• Saturday: 1pm to 5pm
• Sunday: 10am to 4pm

The last King George's Park and Dormay Street community meeting took place online on 18 July 2022. 

The minutes and presentations from previous meetings are below. 

• 18 July 2022 - CLWG Minutes
• 18 July 2022 - CLWG Presentation
• 23 November 2021 - CLWG Minutes
• 23 November 2021 - CLWG Presentation
• 4 March 2021 - CLWG Minutes
• 4 March 2021 - CLWG Presentation
• 10 September - 2020 CLWG Minutes
• 10 September - 2020 CLWG Presentation

Our Dormay Street team are committed to managing our works and mitigating any impacts. Examples of measures we currently have in place include:

• Hoarding has been erected along the site boundary
• Vehicle movements outside of standard hours will be restricted
• Use of low level directional lighting
• Set limits to control activities, such as noise (Section 61 approval) from London Borough of Wandsworth

• Call our 24 hour Tideway Helpdesk 08000 30 80 80 or email [email protected].
• Take a moment to read the latest updates on the noticeboards on our hoardings.
• Join our regular 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:

• Twitter
• Instagram 
• Facebook
• YouTube

Artist Yemi Awosile has been commissioned by Tideway to create an artwork on the fenders in the water next to the site. You can read more about it here.