The King George’s Park site encompasses a small part of the northern end of the park, adjacent to the entrance from Buckhold Road and the junction of Buckhold Road and Neville Gill Close. The site will be used to connect the existing Frogmore Storm Relief–Buckhold Road combined sewer overflow, to the main tunnel via the Frogmore connection tunnel.
King George’s Park
In October, King George's Park met the biggest milestone yet for the whole Tideway Project.
Charlotte, the Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) creating the Frogmore Connection Tunnel, broke through into the shaft, thus completing half of her journey.
You can read about the break through here.
The site team are now preparing Charlotte to be lifted and driven back over to Dormay Street, where she will complete the tunnel towards our Carnwath Road Riverside site.
Piling Work
In October we will start to insert sheet piles into the ground surrounding the central section of the combined sewer overflow (CSO) concrete pipe, prior to its removal.
For more information, look at the latest CLWG presentation on the tab below.
Our standard working hours are (with a 1-hour mobilisation period before and after these times):
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Monday – Friday: 8am – 6pm
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Saturday: 8am – 12 midday
Additionally, we have maintenance periods on the weekend:
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Saturday: 1 – 5pm
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Sunday: 10am – 4pm
There will be no 24-hour working at this site.
The date for the next King George's Park and Dormay Street CLWG will be available shortly.
You can see the the minutes and presentation from the last CLWG below. If you are interested in finding out more about our community liaison working group please email [email protected].
14 November, 2019 CLWG Minutes - will be available shortly.
14 November, 2019 CLWG 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:
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Hoarding has been erected along the site boundary
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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
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The site area will be returned to public use as soon as practicable, including potential phasing
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Set limits to control activities, such as noise (Section 61 approval) from LB Wandsworth
There are lots of ways to find out what’s happening at this site, you can:
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Call our 24 hour Tideway Helpdesk 08000 30 80 80 or email [email protected].
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Take a moment to read the latest updates on the noticeboards on our hoardings.
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Visit Tideway's Community Information Centre at Carnwath Road, the first Tuesday of the month, 3pm – 7pm. Our team will be able to answer your questions and talk about the work.
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Join our regular Community Liaison Working Group meetings, to attend the meetings or receive the minutes and presentations from past meetings, email [email protected]. Meeting details will be emailed, published online and on site hoardings.
You can also follow our progress and what we're doing in our local communities on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
