Seven Dials Covent Garden is a unique quarter of London whose star-shaped layout remains as constructed in the early 1690s. It was brought back to life largely through the dedication of the Seven Dials Trust, working in partnership with the local authorities and landowners for nearly forty years.

This Xmas we have very attractive lights sponsored by Shaftesbury Plc and worth having a look at.

The Seven Dials Trust is complying with government advice and all our projects requiring in-person contact are currently on hold.

In the meantime, we continue to work on those things which can be done in isolation, including the Seven Dials Renaissance Study and our company website.

The Trust designed and raised funds for 40 new street name plates  – 

As part of the Seven Dials Renaissance Project, the Trust designed and raised funds for 40 new street name plates.

Major new lighting scheme installed after seven years’ intensive work –

Following seven years of intensive and sometimes frustrating work, 2014 saw the installation of the Trust’s major new lighting scheme – the replacement of post-mounted street lights by bespoke facade-mounted lanterns throughout Seven Dials.

Closure of Earlham Street West at Cambridge Circus was deemed a success –

Camden Council carried out a six-month trial closure of Earlham Street West at Cambridge Circus, and the reversal of traffic flow in Tower Street, to test the effect on traffic movement around the Dials.