EverythingZEZE is a gifted singer-songwriter hailing from the Royal Docks. We caught up with the rising star to hear about her musical journey, the inspiration behind her latest release ‘One Love’
Sam Barker and Emma Daly are the visionary cofounders of Shakti Space, a dynamic new yoga studio in Canning Town. They share their paths into wellbeing, the life-changing benefits of yoga and their decision to return to Sam’s east London roots to launch Shakti Space in the heart of the Royal Docks redevelopments.
Royal Albert Wharf offers a vibrant community and modern living in one of London’s most dynamic and evolving neighbourhoods. For local resident Farhana Mallick, the waterfront location, extensive green spaces, and local amenities have made it the perfect place to put down roots and enjoy the best of East London.
Oluchi shares the remarkable story of the construction material made from sugarcane waste others deemed worthless.
Brian shares the mammoth journey, achievements and challenges involved in restoring Itchycoo Pond to its former glory and making it a valuable community asset for the future.
The Royal Docks is proud to be one of the UK’s first accredited Living Wage Places, setting a benchmark for sustainable livelihoods. Leading the way is the University of East London (UEL), which recently celebrated 10 years as a Living Wage employer. Professor Amanda Broderick, UEL’s Vice-Chancellor and President, reflects on a decade of achievement in championing fair pay.
Jon Byrne is the driving force behind the operations at WakeUp Docklands, The Oiler Bar and Byrney’s Beach Bar, all situated in Royal Victoria Dock. Following a series of injuries, that altered the trajectory of his life, Jon made the bold choice to pursue his love for watersports.
Founder of Well Bean Café, Charlie Claydon on his journey to creating an award-winning wellbeing community hub and the challenges he overcame along the way.
Sandpits and saunas, deckchairs and DJs, acrobatics and adrenaline-fuelled racing, this year’s At the Docks summer programme had it all.
