Background

After extensive consultation with the local community and Richmond-upon-Thames London Borough Council, London Square received planning approval to demolish the bakery buildings and create a new mixed-use development which will include much needed new homes and commercial space – with 50% of the new homes being affordable for local people.

The new homes, designed by Assael Architecture, will contribute to the Borough’s housing need.

Current site condition

How we manage on site works

Monitoring noise and vibration

During the demolition phase there are real-time monitors in place around the site to ensure the levels of noise, vibration and dust do not exceed levels required by Richmond Council, who visit site regularly to inspect progress. In compliance with our planning permission, three dust monitors will continue to be in place from ground works to completion on site. Our contractors will be dampening down during warmer or windier weather, which is the process of spraying loose materials with water to reduce the potential spread of dust and debris from the site.

Managing vehicle movements

Traffic marshals are on duty during working hours and will be closely monitoring to ensure the safety of our neighbours and residents.

Working hours

• Monday to Friday: 8am to 6pm
• Saturdays: 8am to 1:30pm
• Sundays and Bank Holidays: Closed, unless prior approval from Richmond Council.

Neighbouring wall arrangements

(Indicative only / subject to change)

A number of residents have asked about the arrangements regarding neighbouring walls. The diagrams below shows each wall neighbouring the Twickenham Green site and the key describes the treatment for each respective boundary.