The Royal Docks is recognised as a catalyst for London’s future growth, featuring prominently in both the London Growth plan and Opportunity London’s £22bn investment prospectus.
Featuring stories from people who live here, work here and are transforming the area through activism, creativity or business. Explore the interview series and discover what makes the Royal Docks truly special.
Perform at Royal Docks Originals festival! This is your chance to shine!
The Royal Docks Corridor project, led by Newham Council and the Royal Docks Team, is nearing completion bringing major improvements to Silvertown Way and North Woolwich Road between Canning Town and Connaught Bridge.
Summer sunshine is just round the corner and with it comes the return of Royal Docks Summer Splash!
West Silvertown Foundation (WSF) recently celebrated another year of impact with the launch of its 2024 report, showcasing its ongoing work to strengthen community connections and build a thriving neighbourhood as it approaches 30 years of service.
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Newham's People Powered Places is looking for 15 young people to help make sure the programme is engaging and accessible to young people across the borough.
The countdown has begun to the opening of the Silvertown Tunnel on 7th April 2025. TfL is encouraging low-income residents, local businesses, and charities to pre-register for Silvertown and Blackwall Tunnel user charge discounts.
Guinness Homes will deliver the first part of the major Silvertown regeneration in the heart of the Royal Docks, in partnership with Lendlease.
This summer, Togo-born, Brussels based photographer Hélène Amouzou will unveil a major new photo installation in the Royal Docks, co-curated by The Line and Arup Phase 2. The project explores identity, migration, and memory, and will launch in June 2025 to coincide with Refugee Week.
Help shape the future of Newham's Heritage Centre in Canning Town by submitting your ideas before 9 May.
It’s a wrap for the 2023-2025 cycle of Newham’s People Powered Places programme, which engaged communities from across the borough in deciding how local funds were spent in their neighbourhoods.
Excel London, part of ADNEC Group, which celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, welcomed its 60 millionth visitor this week.
