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We publish regular updates on our plans for the Park and the area around it – from details of our approach to sustainability to information about how to make the most of the Park as a visitor. Downloads of these publications can be found below.

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We publish all Freedom of Information (FOI) and Environmental Information Regulation (EIR) requests that we have responded to.  Any personal information has been redacted. 

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Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is committed to taking the steps to improve the safety and perception of safety for women and girls in and around the Park. Find out more here.

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Boundary Consultation

The Mayor of London has agreed that LLDC’s Town Planning powers are due to return to the four boroughs of Hackney, Newham Tower Hamlets and Waltham Forest on 1 December 2024. Following a public consultation the Mayor has also agreed that LLDC’s Mayoral development area will reduce at the same time to the core part where LLDC owns, manages or operates land. Some key areas will no longer fall within our boundary these are Hackney Wick, Bromley by Bow, East Village, Stratford Station, Westfield Stratford City, Stratford Cross (formerly International Quarter London) and land owned by Lee Valley Regional Park Authority (LVRPA), including the Lee Valley VeloPark, and the Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre. All other venues are staying within our reduced boundary. These changes will be put into effect by means of a Statutory Instrument laid in Parliament in 2024.