April 2023
Issue One
As you may be aware, after several months of exploratory activity, significant works started in earnest this January. Progress has been swift, and we aim to keep you regularly updated via this e-newsletter, which will provide material on topics including construction news, bus diversions and other traffic information relevant to the transformation of Sloane Street
Please see below for the latest information on the works programme. Please note that dates may change due to operational reasons, such as hold-ups in weather-dependent processes. However, should there be a need to postpone any scheduled works, we will provide updates at the earliest possible opportunity.
2023 Transformation Timeline
Bus Diversions
Bus routes affected by the closure of the northbound lane will be temporarily relocated onto the following diverted routes:
- Routes 19, N19, 22, 137 & N137 towards Finsbury Park, Oxford Circus & Marble Arch; Divert at Sloane Square – Cliveden Place – Eaton Gate – Eaton Square – Hobart Place – Grosvenor Place – Hyde Park Corner and return to normal routing
- Route 452 towards Ladbroke Grove; Divert at Sloane Square – Cliveden Place – Eaton Gate – Eaton Square – Hobart Place – Grosvenor Place – Hyde Park Corner – Knightsbridge and return to normal routing
- Route C1 towards White City; Divert at Elizabeth Street right Eaton Square – Belgrave Place – Chesham Place – Pont Street – Beauchamp Place – Brompton Road and return to normal routing
Join us
At our residents drop-in on 28 June
Following on from April’s webinar hosted by RBKC in partnership with Cadogan, we would like to invite you to another opportunity to speak to the team at an in-person community meeting on Wednesday 28 June at 6 – 7.30pm, Cadogan Hall, 5 Sloane Terrace, London, SW1X 9DQ.
This will be an open forum welcoming all residents affected by the project. If you are interested in attending, please do let us know by emailing us at sloane.street@fmconway.co.uk
We can also announce that the following drop in event will take place on Wednesday 27 September, also 6 – 7.30pm.