The team is currently focusing on finishing the architectural and landscaping work. We are also testing the mechanical and electrical equipment needed to enable the sewer systems to operate. 

If you have any questions about the project or our work at King George's Park then please get in touch with our helpdesk on 08000 30 80 80 or [email protected]

When staff are working on this site, our standard hours are:

• Monday to Friday: 8am to 6pm
• Saturday: 8am to 1pm

The last King George's Park and Dormay Street community meeting took place online on 18 July 2022. The notes and slides from previous meetings are below. 

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

Our King George's Park site 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
• The contractor is protecting the trees, in particular the Black Poplar tree along the boundary with Neville Gill Close and the Red Oak tree at the northern edge of the park
• The site area will be returned to public use as soon as practicable, including potential phased opening
• 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 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:

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Once our construction work is finished there will be a new entrance to the park with a seating area surrounded by a range of trees from Liquidambar to Flowering Cherry, and planting of more than 5,000 bulbs.

Artist Yemi Awosile is creating an artwork for the new public realm site at King George’s Park. You can read more here.

Dorothea Smartt has been commissioned to produce poetry to adorn our signature ventilation column, read more here and Marina Willer of design studio Pentagram has also been commissioned to create a unifying identity for a series of bronze plaques for 12 of Tideway’s sites across London including our King George's Park site. Read more here.