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The Seven Dials Trust

This website is under reconstruction. In the meantime for our latest news please see:

Seven Dials Trust Newsletter 2014 V4 (PDF 3.88 MB)

For ways of helping the charity please see:

How You Can Help The Seven Dials Renaissance Project (PDF 1.1 MB)

To see what underpins our long term work please see:

Seven Dials Renaissance Study Vol.1 1998 (PDF 25 MB)

To read The Seven Dials Book published during the monument appeal (illustrates some of our work
in preparing for and constructing London's first monumental Pillar since Nelson's Column in the 1840s) please see:

THE BOOK: THE SEVEN DIALS - Erected 1694, Removed 1773, Reconstructed 1988-9(PDF 7MB)

newsforum article on urban regeneration in the city centre - by David Bieda, can be found here:

Seven Dials - Re-Inventing a Lost Neighbourhood (PDF 5.5MB)

This website is about a unique Central London Trust which has been instrumental in urban regeneration in the city centre.

The Seven Dials Trust (formerly the Seven Dials Monument Charity) was set up in 1984 to restore one of London's "great public ornaments" and to promote major environmental improvements in Seven Dials. The Sundial Pillar was unveiled in 1989 by HM Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands.

Since then, the Trust, a small voluntary body, has continued to work in partnership with local authorities, major landowners, national agencies and local amenity groups to promote and bring about environmental improvements in this unique and historic conservation area, home to strong and vibrant residential and commercial communities as well as visitors from all over the world.

If you would like to help the trust please contact us and likewise if you have any comments, positive or negative, about what follows.

The Seven Dials Trust
(formerly the 'Seven Dials Monument Charity')
68 Dean Street, Soho, London W1D 4QJ
Tel: 020 7437 5512 Fax: 020 7437 6612
Email: [email protected]

Note: the site is under reconstruction...