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We are on a mission to make our borough a cleaner, greener, healthier place. As part of this we are working to revitalise the borough’s streets, parks, and open spaces such as the King Square shopping precinct on Central Street.
We are working with residents and businesses to make the King Square shopping precinct a more accessible, inclusive and enjoyable place for the community, and to support a fairer local economy.
Please note these improvements are non-rechargeable, which means that the project is funded through planning contributions and that property service charges will not be affected.
Engagement
In August 2023, we asked local people including residents and businesses how we could improve the square. We held pop-up events in the Square including a walkabout tobetter understand how local people use the space, what they like about the King Square shopping precinct and how we could make it more enjoyable.
An online survey was also available from 1 to 31 August 2023. We have analysed the results of the survey along with feedback received at our in-person events and the results are published as the King Square Early Engagement Report (see under ‘Useful Documents on the right-hand side of this page).
Next Steps
Following the early engagement period, we are using your feedback toprogress with plans to make the King Square shopping precinct a greener, healthier and more accessible place for people to spend time in. We are looking to deliver changes that meet the needs of the local community, and allow for all to enjoy this key neighbourhood public space.
Once we have developed designs, we will run a public consultation before a decision is made to implement any improvements.
You can subscribe to project updates by signing up with your email address on the right hand side of this page.
or write to: Public Realm, 1 Cottage Road, London, N7 8TP
We are on a mission to make our borough a cleaner, greener, healthier place. As part of this we are working to revitalise the borough’s streets, parks, and open spaces such as the King Square shopping precinct on Central Street.
We are working with residents and businesses to make the King Square shopping precinct a more accessible, inclusive and enjoyable place for the community, and to support a fairer local economy.
Please note these improvements are non-rechargeable, which means that the project is funded through planning contributions and that property service charges will not be affected.
Engagement
In August 2023, we asked local people including residents and businesses how we could improve the square. We held pop-up events in the Square including a walkabout tobetter understand how local people use the space, what they like about the King Square shopping precinct and how we could make it more enjoyable.
An online survey was also available from 1 to 31 August 2023. We have analysed the results of the survey along with feedback received at our in-person events and the results are published as the King Square Early Engagement Report (see under ‘Useful Documents on the right-hand side of this page).
Next Steps
Following the early engagement period, we are using your feedback toprogress with plans to make the King Square shopping precinct a greener, healthier and more accessible place for people to spend time in. We are looking to deliver changes that meet the needs of the local community, and allow for all to enjoy this key neighbourhood public space.
Once we have developed designs, we will run a public consultation before a decision is made to implement any improvements.
You can subscribe to project updates by signing up with your email address on the right hand side of this page.
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Page last updated: 27 Aug 2024, 01:42 PM
Key Dates
Project Timeline
Phase 1 Early Engagement
King Square improvements is currently at this stage
In August 2023, we asked local residents, businesses and visitors to share their thoughts and contribute ideas that will be used to develop a concept design for improvements to King Square shopping precinct.
Phase 2 Engagement: Public Consultation
this is an upcoming stage for King Square improvements
Once we have developed concept designs, we will run a public consultation before a decision is made regarding implementation of the scheme. Updates on the consultation will be shared on this webpage.
Implementation
this is an upcoming stage for King Square improvements
Following the public consultation, we are looking to deliver the improvements to King Square from Summer 2025.
