Construction News and Notices
This page will keep you informed about construction activity at King's Cross.
King’s Cross is one of the largest regeneration projects in London. Work started back in 2007 and a lot has happened since then, but there’s still a ways to go.
We work very hard to be a good neighbour, to maintain access to as much of the site as possible, and to limit disruption and inconvenience. You can find out more about how we minimise the impact of construction activity here. For news about ongoing and upcoming projects, download the latest Construction Newsletter. Below is a listing of active construction notices.
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Out of hours work at R6
Emergency repair works to the District Heating main are being carried out in the R6 car park on Thursday 14 February. These works will be...read more >> -
Evening wide load vehicle movements at P2
Evening wide load vehicle movements at P2 The remaining piling rig and crane at P2 will be leaving the site at 7pm on Wednesday 20...read more >> -
Utility works at W Zone & Canal Reach
The drainage works on York Way from the W Zone plot are now complete and the new vehicle entrance to W Zone is open. The...read more >> -
Utility works at T5 & T6
Utility works including the installation of high voltage cables and the mains gas supply are taking place around T5/T6 (Victoria Hall and the Urbanest student...read more >> -
Tower crane erection at P2
There are due to be some temporary measures in place on Wollstonecraft Street in order for tower cranes to be installed at P2. From Monday...read more >> -
Early morning delivery at R3
At 6:00am on Monday 4 February, a mobile crane will be delivered to the R3 site. The delivery needs to take place at this time...read more >> -
Ground works at Q2 & Q1
The contractors at Q2 will begin ground works on Monday 28 January; they will be working each day from 8am- 6pm during the week with...read more >> -
Weekend works at S1
From Saturday 2 until Sunday 3 February, the contractors at S1 on Handyside Street will be working 08.00-18.00 to erect a tower crane on site....read more >>