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 edition of Construction News, our quarterly construction newsletter. Below is a listing of active construction notices.
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S3 EXCAVATION WORKS: FROM 7 AUGUST
From 7 August we will be excavating a trench from the footpath outside Victoria Hall and Moss Pilates and across Canal Reach. These works are...read more >> -
HOARDING ON CANAL REACH: UNTIL 2023
Hoarding will be erected down the middle of the road on Canal Reach opposite T5/T6 at the end of August in order to create a...read more >> -
RESTRICTED WALKWAY AT R3: 20 JULY – 17 AUGUST
The walkway between R1 (Aga Khan Centre) and R3 (Luma) will be reduced in width Monday to Friday between the hours of 08:00-18:00 and Saturday...read more >> -
S5 ENABLING WORKS: FROM 20 JULY
From 20 July until the middle of September we will be preparing the S5 plot ready for the start of building works. Building S5 is...read more >> -
WORKS AT T-ZONE: JULY-AUGUST 2020
Temporary cladding at T1 is now being removed and replaced with new permanent cladding, these works will take place throughout the rest of July and...read more >> -
WORKS ON WOLLSTONECRAFT STREET: 13 JULY – 2 SEPTEMBER
Wollstonecraft Street will be restricted to a single carriageway between 13 July – 2 September to allow materials for Building P2 to be delivered and...read more >> -
RESTRICTED WALKWAY AT R3: 3 JULY – 20 JULY
The walkway between R1 (Aga Khan Centre) and R3 (Luma) will be reduced in width from Monday to Friday between the hours of 08:00-18:00 and...read more >> -
FENCING ON WILBERFORCE STREET: UNTIL OCTOBER 2020
The current hoarding on Wilberforce Street will be removed on 2 July and replaced with heras fencing to allow external works to be undertaken at...read more >>