New Venue to be named Royal Docks Theatre
The Royal Docks is gaining hundreds more trees — and that’s just the beginning. Comment on our planting programme and improvements to Thames Barrier Park.
With spring (nearly!) in the air and the banks of the Thames increasingly being the ideal spot to enjoy a coffee in the morning or a perfectly poured pint after work, what better time to announce the opening of a brand new pub to the heart of Royal Wharf!
One of the largest and most versatile exhibition centres in London, ExCeL London has just unveiled a list of twenty-four relocated or new shows to celebrate 20 years in the Royal Docks.
ExCeL London today announced a partnership with the London Academy of Excellence (LAE), a sixth form centre based in Stratford, London.
Demonstrating its commitment to pursuing economic, social and environmental justice so that long-term prosperity, wellbeing and fairness for all Newham residents is achieved, and its response to the Climate Emergency is progressed.
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Students at Salisbury Primary School in Newham were treated to a visit from Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan and Mayor of Newham, Rokhsana Fiaz.
The famous Clipper Round the World Yacht Race has announced that Royal Albert Dock will be the finishing point for the final leg of the global race.
Exciting times lie ahead for the Royal Docks. With a varied line-up of speakers, the Innovation in the Royal Docks PechaKucha, the first event in NLA’s Royal Docks programme, gave a snapshot of the creativity and dynamism re-energising the area and of the people working to make it happen.
Exercise, book clubs, and homemade cake – here's our round up of all that's new in the Royal Docks.
Can you guess Newham's most famous residents past and present?
The Royal Docks has its own Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Meet Well Bean Co, the local chocolate company that wants to help people.
It’s been quite the year. London’s most important regeneration project is happening right here in the Royal Docks — and 2019 was the year when the improvements to come became more visible than ever before.
