The response to Covid-19 has taken skill, sacrifice and community spirit across the Royal Docks.
On the 24th of March, the government announced plans to transform ExCeL London into a temporary hospital, with capacity for up to 4,000 patients should it be needed.
With London on lockdown during the coronavirus outbreak, we’ve all seen huge changes to our daily lives. People and organisations across the Royal Docks are stepping in both with practical help and inspiring ideas.
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Kate Anderson as Head of Cultural Programme & Partnerships for the Royal Docks Team.
The Royal Docks’ latest piece of public art allows passers-by to consider the world from the perspective of another.
House of Mass, opened its doors on Monday 13 January within the iconic Silver Building at Silvertown, in London’s Royal Docks.
This August, everyone is invited to discover the Royal Docks. Experience the area’s beautiful water, parks, and outside spaces with a month of exciting activities.
The Royal Docks’ landscape was built around a single activity: shipping. Now, this is a place where people live, work, and visit. Here’s how our Public Realm Works Programme is transforming the area into a varied and integrated part of London.
For 11,000 people, the Royal Docks is home. Here’s the what the people who live and work here want to see in the area’s future.
