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.
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.
The Good Hotel in Royal Victoria Dock recently hosted I Love My Newham, 'Still', an exhibition by Fight for Peace’s Young Creatives. Supported by Arts Council England, the event celebrated the photography, film, and poetry of ten talented young artists.
Help decide how local funds are spent in your neighbourhood. Newham is currently recruiting for paid positions.
It’s Mother’s Day on Sunday 30 March. If it totally slipped your mind or you haven’t had the chance to plan anything special, don’t panic, we’ve got you covered.
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.
To celebrate International Women’s Day, the Meet the Dockers interview series is showcasing stories from women who connect with, live or work in the Royal Docks.
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.
The Royal Docks Centre is offering 25 hours of free venue hire in 2025 to local community organisations.
