As Tideway finishes work in King George’s Park, we will hand over sections of land to Wandsworth Council. The first section of land that will open up to the public is anticipated to include the area of new planting, avenue of trees and new entrance way to the park.
Surfacing works within the egg-shaped area of hard landscaping at Tideway’s site at King George’s Park are taking place. This work is to lay a block paving surface that will capture surface water and discharge it into the new Sustainable Urban Drainage (SUDs) retention area within the park. The work taking place includes:
- laying of paving blocks
- cutting of some blocks to enable the correct installation
- lifting of equipment and movement of materials
Preparatory works have been completed and a team will work Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm, to complete these works. The works are expected to take 6 weeks. The works are not expected to be intrusive.
The egg-shaped area of hardstanding will be required by Tideway until 2025. It will not be publicly accessible and will continue to be hoarded off is so that we can undertake testing of the sewer systems. Once our testing work is completed this area will also be opened up to the public.
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]