Mile End Park Redevelopment
Tower Hamlets Council is considering changes to fees at Mile End Park, with discussions held by the King George's Field Charity Board.
Tower Hamlets Council is considering changes to fees at Mile End Park, which could take effect in the 2025/26 municipal year. The King George's Field Charity Board was scheduled to discuss a review of fees and charges for the King George's Field Trust in October 2025.
The King George's Field Charity Board administers the King George's Field, Mile End charity, whose remit covers most of Mile End Park. This includes the Mile End Park Leisure Centre, Mile End Stadium, and ten shop units beneath the 'Green Bridge'.
Key facts
- Tower Hamlets Council is considering changes to fees at Mile End Park. Source
- Potential fee changes could take effect in the 2025/26 municipal year. Source
- The King George's Field Charity Board was scheduled to discuss a review of fees on 29 October 2025. Source
- The King George's Field Charity Board administers the King George's Field, Mile End charity. Source
- The charity's remit covers most of Mile End Park, including the Leisure Centre and Stadium. Source
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